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Postman - Uploading multiple files through a multipart/form-data POST

 I had to test an ASP.NET Core API that was expecting multiple files through a multipart-formdata request.

Here are the steps I had to take to get this done through Postman:

  • Open Postman and click on the '+' sign to create a new request:

  • Change the request type to 'POST' and enter the request URL:

  • Click on the 'body' section and change the type to 'form-data':

  • Enter a key name for the files you want to upload(in my case it was 'files'):
  • Now comes the important part, go to the right border of the Key column. A dropdown appears where you can change the type from 'text' to 'file':
  • Now the Values column changes and you get a 'Select Files' button that allows you to specify the files you want to upload:

That should do the trick...

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