Online GraphQL Client

Write GraphQL queries with variables, add auth headers, and inspect the formatted response — right in your browser.

GETExample: get a todo

Synced with the URL. Use {{variables}} anywhere — dynamic ones: {{$uuid}} {{$timestamp}} {{$timestampMs}} {{$isoTimestamp}} {{$randomInt}} {{$randomEmail}} {{$randomString}}

Send a request to see the response

Ctrl/⌘ Enter sends · Ctrl/⌘ S saves

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Frequently Asked Questions

Set the method to POST, choose the GraphQL body type, write your query and optional variables, then press Send.

No — subscriptions need WebSockets. Use the GraphQL subscription tester for those.

Open the Auth tab and pick Bearer token, or store the token as {{token}} in an environment so it's reused everywhere.

The GraphQL server must allow requests from this site. Many public APIs do; for private ones, enable CORS or use Copy as cURL.

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