Postman gives you a visual, low-code way to send Multilogin API requests without building a full integration first. You can use it to test API endpoints and automate supported browser-profile, Android cloud-phone, workspace, and other Multilogin operations.

Ready to try Postman?

Start with “How to set up Multilogin automation with Postman” to install Postman, import the Multilogin API collection, and authenticate your requests.

After setup, try a basic browser-profile or cloud-phone API request.

Check our Documenter page to see the full collection of available API endpoints.

Benefits of using Postman with Multilogin

• Low-code interface: perform automation without needing to write Python or JavaScript
• Rapid testing: quickly send requests and receive responses in real time to test our endpoints
• Workflow automation: link your requests together to automate workflows: profile creation, starting, stopping, and others
• Reusable workflows: save preconfigured requests, so your entire team can use the same structure without extra setup
• Debugging made easier: identify and fix issues in your request setup

How to know if Postman is ideal for me?

Postman is ideal for:

• Tech-savvy users who wants to automate without coding
• QA engineers who needs to test and prefer to have less coding work
• Support specialists who need to troubleshoot or replicate user scenarios
• Engineers/Developers who want to prototype requests before integrating them into code
• Growth, Marketing, Sales; to easily automate social media related actions

What can you do in Postman with Multilogin?

With our pre-built Postman collection and proper configuration, you can:

• Automate browser profile actions:
  • Create and update
  • Start and stop
  • Assign proxies and cookies
• Manage Android cloud phones through the API
  • Create, update, start, and stop cloud phones
  • Manage supported files, apps, tags, groups, and bulk actions
• Get workspace, folder, and profile IDs
• Manage workspaces and folders
• Generate an automation token
• Run sequences for routine workflows
• Run scripts via our Script runner tool

Postman may not be the right tool in this case

Postman is mainly for sending and testing API requests. If you need a coded browser workflow, use Selenium, Puppeteer, or Playwright. For native Android app automation, use ADB, Appium, or supported AI-agent workflows.