Import
Bring your APIs.
Leave the lock-in.
Import from Postman, Insomnia, Thunder Client or an OpenAPI document — or paste a cURL command — and pick up exactly where you left off. Free, with no account required.
- Format auto-detected
- Warnings, not silent drops
- Works offline
Supported formats
- PM
Postman
- Collections with folders and requests
- Environment exports, as Voyager environments
- Methods, URLs, params, headers and bodies
- IN
Insomnia
- Workspace exports with folders and requests
- Environments and their variables
- Methods, URLs, headers and bodies
- TC
Thunder Client
- Collections with folders and requests
- Environment exports, as Voyager environments
- Methods, URLs, headers and bodies
- OA
OpenAPI / Swagger
- One request per operation, grouped by tag
- Example bodies generated from schemas
- Path parameters as environment variables
Switch in three steps
- 01
Export from your current tool
Save a collection, workspace or environment export — or grab an OpenAPI document.
- 02
Open Import in Voyager
Drop the file in. The format is detected automatically; there’s nothing to choose.
- 03
Review and send
See what was created — requests, folders, environments — plus any warnings, then start sending.
Paste a cURL command
Copied a command from API docs, a terminal or your browser’s network tab? Paste it into Import and Voyager turns it into a ready-to-run request. Options it understands are mapped onto the request; anything it can’t represent is listed for you.
curl -X POST 'https://api.example.com/v1/orders' \ -H 'Authorization: Bearer eyJhbGciOi…' \ --json '{"sku":"VOY-001","quantity":2}'| cURL option | Becomes |
|---|---|
| -X, --request | Method |
| --url, --url-query | URL and query |
| -H, --header | Headers |
| -b, -A, -e | Cookie, User-Agent, Referer headers |
| -d, --data, --data-raw | Body |
| --json | JSON body + headers |
| --data-urlencode | URL-encoded fields |
| -F, --form, --form-string | Form-data fields |
| -G, --get | Data moved to the query string |
| -u, --user | Basic auth |
| --oauth2-bearer | Bearer auth |
| -I, --head | HEAD request |
Output-only options such as -s, -L and --compressed are ignored. An explicit Authorization header stays a header.
Import questions
Can I import a Postman collection into Voyager?
Yes. Export the collection from Postman and import the file into Voyager — folders, requests, methods, URLs, headers and bodies come across. Import a Postman environment export the same way to bring its variables.
What happens to things Voyager can’t import?
They’re listed as warnings after the import instead of being silently dropped — for example a cURL option with no equivalent, or a file reference that can’t be read from a browser.
Do I need an account to import?
No. Importing works without signing up, and the imported collections are stored locally like everything else.
Can I export back out?
Yes. Export any request or collection as JSON, or copy a REST request as a cURL command or code snippet.
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