Postman's logs can be found in the installation directory for the app, and can also be accessed from within the app itself.
In Postman's installation directory
Logs for the Postman app can be found in the following directories, depending on your operating system:
i) MacOS
~/Library/Application Support/Postman/logs
Instructions:
- Copy the address above
- Press command + space to open Spotlight Search
- Paste the address you copied (command + v), and press return.
Check out the below screen record for your reference.

ii) Windows
%AppData%\Postman\logs
Instructions:
- Copy the address above
- Open the Start Menu and search for explorer.exe, then press return.
- Paste the address you copied (control + v), and press return
Check out the below screen record for your reference.
iii) Linux
~/.config/Postman/logs
Check out the below screen record for your reference.
1. Installed after downloading postman
2. Installed using snap.
From within the Postman app
From the Postman app, you can access DevTools, or open the logs folder in Postman's installation directory:
DevTools
With the Postman app window open, click following in the menu bar to open DevTools for the current app view, or shared:
- View → Developer → Show DevTools (Current View)
- View → Developer → Show DevTools (Shared)
See the following article for instructions on sharing DevTools logs with Postman Support:
Logs directory
With the Postman window open, click the following in the menu bar:
- View → Developer → View Logs in...
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Note: None of the request-level information is visible to us in the logs or via our internal systems. The only collection-related information that's logged is the collection ids and user ids.
When you grab the logs, the renderer-shared file(s) is where the data syncing is referenced and you're welcome to audit it and redact anything you might not want to share.
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