Import your Postman collection in seconds
Bring requests, folders, variables, and auth over from Postman Collection v2.1 — then publish hosted docs, schema-based mocks, and a read-only MCP endpoint.
Migrate in four steps
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Export from Postman
Export your collection as Collection v2.1 (JSON).
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Import into apikumo
Open apikumo and import the exported JSON file.
- 3
Variables & auth carry over
Collection variables and request auth are brought in automatically.
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Publish docs + MCP
Publish the collection for hosted docs and a live MCP endpoint.
What comes across — and what you gain
6 import formats
Postman v2.1, OpenAPI, Insomnia, HAR, cURL, and Markdown all import cleanly.
Variables & auth preserved
Collection variables become an environment, and request auth carries over.
Free for small teams
Free covers up to 3 members in a shared org, you included. Team is $8/seat/month after that.
Hosted docs included
Publish your imported collection as a docs site.
Read-only MCP endpoint
Every published collection gets an MCP endpoint AI agents can use to discover your API — no server to write.
Frequently asked questions
Which Postman format can I import?
apikumo imports Postman Collection v2.1. Export your collection from Postman, then import the JSON file.
Do my environments carry over?
Collection variables are imported as an environment alongside your requests. Separate Postman environment files are not imported yet — recreate those in apikumo.
Will I lose my auth setup?
No. Request auth is preserved on import.
Is importing free?
Yes. Importing is available on the Free plan at no cost.
What does apikumo add over Postman?
apikumo publishes hosted docs and a read-only MCP endpoint from the same collection, and is free for up to 3 members in a shared org.
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Bring your Postman collections to apikumo
Import in seconds, then publish docs and an MCP endpoint from the same workspace.
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