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Share your work from the Postman VS Code extension

You can collaborate in Postman using the Postman VS Code extension. You can share your collections, environments, and workspaces. You can also assign collection and environment roles to team members.

To manage collection and environment roles assigned to team members, do the following:

1. Select a collection or environment you want to manage roles for, then click Share in the upper right.
2. Select the role dropdown list next to a team member or group's name, then select a different role. You can also select Remove to remove a team member or user group from the element.

You can share collections and environments directly with team members and groups. Team members with Admin access for the workspace or Editor access for the element can manage collection roles and environment roles assigned to team members.

If the element you want to share is in an internal workspace that only you and invited people can access, you'll need to choose one of the following:

• Move the element to a new internal workspace that everyone in your team can access.
• Allow everyone in your team to access the internal workspace.

To share an element with a team member or group, do the following:

1. Select a collection or environment you want to share, then click Share in the upper right.
2. Enter the name, email address, or group name for the people you want to share the element with.
3. If you have the Editor role for the collection or environment you're sharing, you can give your new collaborators the Viewer or Editor role on the element. If you have the Viewer role for the element, you can share it, but you won't be able to assign roles.
4. If you're sharing a collection, you can optionally select an environment to be the active environment. This will be the active environment for the team members and groups you want to share with. Select the Share with Environment dropdown list and select the environment.
5. Click Share.

You can also click Copy Link to copy the collection or environment's URL to the clipboard, and share the URL with team members.

You can use the VS Code extension to invite team members and groups to collaborate in a workspace.

When you invite collaborators to an internal workspace that only you and invited people can access, your entire team is given access to the workspace.

1. Select the invite to workspace icon to the right of the workspace dropdown menu.
2. Enter the name, email address, or group name for the people you want to invite to the workspace.
3. If you're a Workspace Admin, give your new collaborators the Admin, Editor, or Viewer role. Workspace Editors and Workspace Viewers can't assign workspace roles. Learn more about workspace roles.
4. Select Send Invite.

You can also invite collaborators by selecting Copy Invite Link and sharing the link with them directly. Postman will prompt them to either sign in or sign up.

To learn more about sharing workspaces in Postman, see Share your Postman workspace.

Last modified: 2025/07/25

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