Postman Collection

The official Multilogin X API Postman collection provides a ready-to-use set of all API endpoints.

Getting the Collection

The full Postman collection is available at:

View on Postman

Collection Structure

The Postman collection is organized into these folders:

Folder	Endpoints	Description
Launcher	18+	Start, stop, manage browser profiles
Profile Management	20+	Create, update, clone, delete profiles
Profile Access Management	15+	Auth, workspace, folders
Browser Profile Data	1	Unlock encrypted profile data
Pre-made Cookies	3	Cookie injection and management
Script Runner	4	Run automation scripts
Profile Import/Export	6	Export/import profiles as zip
Object Storage	12+	File management
Proxy	2	Proxy configuration and verification
2FA	5	Two-factor authentication

Setting Up the Collection

1. Import the Collection

• Open Postman
• Click Import and paste the collection URL
• The collection auto-configures Bearer Token authentication

2. Set Variables

Create environment variables in Postman:

Variable	Value
email	Your Multilogin X email
password	Your password
token	Leave empty (populated after sign-in)
folder_id	Your default folder UUID

3. Authenticate

1. Run the Sign In request
2. Copy the token from the response
3. Set it as the token variable
4. All subsequent requests will use this token

Collection-Level Authentication

The collection uses Bearer Token authentication at the collection level. Once you set the token, it automatically applies to all requests.

Authorization: Bearer {{token}}

Request Examples

Every endpoint in the collection includes:

• Pre-configured headers
• Parameter descriptions with validation notes
• Example request bodies
• Example responses with status codes

Strict Mode

Some requests include the X-Strict-Mode header. Toggle it to switch between validation modes:

X-Strict-Mode: true   // All required params needed
X-Strict-Mode: false   // Defaults applied for missing params

See Strict vs Non-Strict Mode for details.