Postman → .http converter
Turn an exported Postman Collection v2.0 or v2.1 into plain-text requests you can keep in Git and run in Karve. Folders, variables, headers, common auth, query strings, and supported bodies are preserved. Everything runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
In Postman: collection menu → Export → Collection v2.1. Converts automatically — nothing leaves your browser.
Your .http requests will appear here.
What is converted
- Nested folders and request names
- Collection variables and {{variables}}
- Headers, query parameters, and raw or URL-encoded bodies
- Bearer, Basic, and header/query API-key auth
- GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, HEAD, and OPTIONS
Review conversion notes
Postman scripts, tests, external environment values, multipart/file uploads, and unsupported auth or methods cannot be represented faithfully. The converter flags each one instead of silently inventing behavior.
Validate the generated .http fileRun your migrated requests in a native Windows client.
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