Connect Tumblr integrations
Disseminate microblog posts and monitor community interactions by automating Tumblr on Make. Connecting your blog to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly schedule drafts, track tagged content, and archive user likes across your other databases. Register for your free account today to configure your first publishing pipeline.
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Creates a post.
Removes a post.
Retrieve the user's account information.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Updates a post.
Triggers when you like a post.
Triggers when a new post is created.
Triggers when a new post with a specified tag is created.
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Popular Tumblr workflows.
Connect Tumblr to your favorite apps. Automate your posting, sync content, and build smarter workflows with Make.
Connect Tumblr with Make to automate your content and save time
Use Make to automate your Tumblr blog. Automatically publish from RSS feeds, back up videos to Google Drive, and send instant post updates to Slack and Telegram to save hours of manual work.
Automatically share new articles from your favorite RSS feeds to your Tumblr blog without manual effort.
Instantly back up your Tumblr video posts to Google Drive to keep your creative content safe.
Automatically send updates about your new Tumblr posts directly to Slack or Telegram.
Free up your time by letting Make handle repetitive posting, archiving, and notification tasks.
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