How to connect Tumblr to LinkySend
You can connect Tumblr from the Accounts page of your LinkySend dashboard. This guide lists the account you need, the steps to follow and the messages you may see along the way.
What you need before you start
To connect Tumblr, you need: A Tumblr blog.
Connect Tumblr step by step
- 1Open Accounts in the left sidebar of the LinkySend dashboard.
- 2Click Connect next to Tumblr.
- 3You are taken to the Tumblr authorization page. Sign in if needed and accept all the permissions LinkySend asks for.
- 4You are sent back to LinkySend, and the account appears as connected in the Accounts list.
What you can do with Tumblr
Once Tumblr is connected, LinkySend can: publish your posts, schedule your posts, and show your statistics.
Plans that include Tumblr
Tumblr is included in these plans: Free, Starter, Solo, Team, and Agency.
If the connection fails
These are the messages LinkySend can show, and what to do:
- 1Some permissions were not granted. Connect again and accept all requested permissions.
- 2This account must be reconnected. Open Accounts and connect it again.
- 3The connection link has expired. Please start the connection again.
FAQ
Which Tumblr account do I need?
A Tumblr blog.
How many accounts can I connect in total?
The limit depends on your plan and applies to all your networks and workspaces together: Free 3, Starter 5, Solo 10, Team 20, Agency ∞. The Free plan only connects the networks LinkySend supports natively.
Does LinkySend ask for my main password?
No. You sign in on the Tumblr authorization page and only grant the permissions you accept. You can remove LinkySend’s access at any time from your Tumblr settings.
What if the connection stops working?
If a network cancels LinkySend’s access or a token expires, the account is flagged as needing a reconnection. Open Accounts and connect it again: it only takes a minute.
Open Accounts in your dashboard and connect Tumblr.
No credit card required for the Free plan.