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What is Requestly?

Requestly is a modern, browser-based and desktop tool for designing, testing, and debugging APIs. Whether you’re a frontend developer testing endpoints, a backend engineer validating API contracts, or a QA professional running test suites, the API Client streamlines your entire API workflow.

Why Choose Requestly?

Works directly in your browser or desktop app with no complex setup required. Start testing APIs in seconds.
Switch between development, staging, and production environments with a single click using environment variables.
Never lose a request - access your complete request history and replay any previous API call instantly.
Share collections, environments, and requests with your team through workspaces for seamless collaboration.
Built-in support for API Key, Bearer Token and Basic Auth authentication methods.

Core Features

Build & Test APIs

Create and send HTTP requests with an intuitive interface. Configure methods, headers, query parameters, and request bodies with ease.

Organize Your Workflow

Keep your API projects organized with collections and smart grouping features.

Dynamic Configuration

Use variables and environments to make your API testing flexible and reusable across different contexts.

Automate & Extend

Add custom logic to your API requests with scripts and automated testing.

Secure Your APIs

Configure authentication for protected endpoints with multiple auth methods.

Authorization

Set up API Key, Bearer Token, Basic Auth, and more

Import & Export

Migrate from other tools or share your work with team members.

Getting Started

Ready to start testing APIs? Follow these quick steps:
1

Choose Your Platform

Use the Browser Extension or Desktop App. See the comparison guide to help you decide.
2

Send Your First Request

Navigate to API Client → Click + New → Select Request → Enter a URL and click Send. View detailed guide →
3

Organize with Collections

Group related APIs into collections for better project management. Learn more →
4

Use Variables

Set up environment variables to manage different API environments. Configure environments →

Next Steps