> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.requestly.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Overview

> Learn how to import and export API collections, environments, and requests
 in Requestly.

Requestly makes it easy to move your work across devices, collaborate with teammates, and back up your collections and environments using powerful import/export features.

This section covers everything you need to know about:

* Bringing external data into the API client (like cURL, Postman, or `.json` files)

* Exporting your collections or environments for sharing, syncing, or backup

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## Supported Imports

* [Import from cURL](/api-client/import-export/import-from-curl)

  Paste a raw `curl` command and convert it into a fully configured request.

* [Import/Export Collections](/api-client/import-export/import-export-api-collections)

  Upload or download `.json` files to share, back up, or migrate your API collections.

* [Import/Export Environments](/api-client/import-export/import-export-api-environment)

  Bring in or export environment variables like tokens, base URLs, and custom keys, all using simple `.json` files.

* [Import from Postman](/api-client/import-export/import-from-postman)

  Upload a Postman collection `.json` file to use it inside Requestly.

* [Import from Bruno](/http-interception/imports/bruno)

  Migrate your API collection from Bruno by importing its `.json` export.