> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.usebruno.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Auto Generate Documentation Bruno allows you to automatically generate a standalone HTML documentation file from your collection. This creates a shareable, interactive API documentation page that you can deploy anywhere or share with your team. ## Generate Documentation 1. Navigate to the Collection Settings and click on the **Generate Docs** under Documentation section Click Generate Docs 2. Select **Environment** to include in the documentation and click the **Generate** button to create the HTML documentation Click Generate Button **Optional:** You can set a collection version before generating docs. Collections without a version show "Not set". 3. Bruno will generate a documentation file for your collection in your file system with name `collection-name-documentation.html` Generated HTML Documentation ## Key Features ### Environment Support Use the topbar environment switcher to pick an active environment, and turn on **Show vars** to resolve `{{var}}` placeholders across URLs, headers, body, and code snippets. * Resolves collection and global variables against the active environment * Switch environments without reloading the page * Secret variables stay masked even when Show variables is on * Environment and toggle preferences persist for that docs file across refreshes environment support ### Search Capability Click the search bar in the header or press **`⌘K`** / **`Ctrl+K`** to open the search palette. Press **`Escape`** or the close button to dismiss it. * **Searches across** request name, URL, params, and description * **Results show** HTTP method badge, request name, folder breadcrumb, and resolved URL * **Filter by method** using GET / POST / PUT / DEL chips * **Filter by folder** to narrow results to a specific part of the collection * **Clear all** resets both the query and all active filters * Selecting a result navigates directly to that request's page Search Panel ### Interactive Playground Click on **Try** button at request level to get interactive playground that allows users to: * Edit request parameters, headers, and body * Modify and test scripts in real-time * Execute requests live directly from the documentation * View responses immediately Try It Out Playground ### Code Samples The documentation automatically generates code snippets for each request in multiple languages: * cURL * Python (requests) * JavaScript ### Tests and Scripts Display Interactive playground supports to: * Show **pre and post request scripts** inline for each request * Display **Params**, **Variables**, **Body**, **Headers**, **Auth** and test logic * View **Tests and Assertions** directly in the documentation ## Deployment Options Once generated, you can: 1. **Open locally**: View the HTML file in any browser 2. **Static hosting**: Deploy to GitHub Pages, Netlify, Vercel, or any static host 3. **Share directly**: Send the HTML file to team members or API consumers 4. **Documentation portal**: Add to your developer portal or docs site