Launched January 6, 2026
Test API

Test API

Send HTTP Requests Instantly

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Use Test API for RESTful API testing. This Postman alternative tests REST APIs online with support for all HTTP methods, custom headers, and real-time response visualization.

Test API is a Chrome extension that lets you send HTTP requests and view responses directly in the browser.

for
Developers who need quick, in-browser API testing without external tools
pricing
free

Key features

6 features of Test API
  • All HTTP methods — Supports GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE and other standard methods.
  • Custom headers & params — Add custom headers, query parameters and request bodies.
  • Real-time response view — Shows status code, headers and formatted response bodies instantly.
  • Data formats support — Handles JSON, XML and form-data payloads.
  • Authentication handling — Supports API keys, Bearer tokens, OAuth and basic auth.
  • Local processing — All request data stays in the browser; no external transmission.

Use cases

  • Debug an endpoint during development
  • Learn HTTP request basics for educational purposes
  • Test third-party service integrations
  • Prototype API calls quickly
  • Run QA tests on production endpoints

Test API vs alternatives

Test APIPostmanReAPIBeeceptorZorvik
Best forInstant in-browser HTTP request testingComprehensive API lifecycle managementAPI development pipeline integrationMocking APIs for front-end developmentLocal-first API testing and load testing
PricingFreeSubscriptionSubscriptionFreeFree
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Test API FAQ

How do I start using Test API?+

Install the Chrome extension, click its icon, and create your first HTTP call using the guided interface.

Can I test APIs that require authentication?+

Yes, it supports API keys, OAuth, Bearer tokens and custom headers.

Is my data secure using this tool?+

All data is processed locally in the browser and never sent to external servers.

Does it work with different endpoint types?+

It works with REST, GraphQL, SOAP and any HTTP-based interface.

Is there a limit to request size or frequency?+

No artificial limits; you can send large payloads and multiple requests as needed.

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