Turn your website's RSS or Atom feed into automatic Tumblr posts. Connect the blog you want published to, and PostRSS keeps it updated the moment you publish something new — as native link posts with a title, a description and a working link, and no manual copy-pasting.
Tumblr has a native link post made of a URL, a title and a description. That is exactly what an RSS item contains, so automated posts look like ordinary Tumblr posts.
A Tumblr account can hold many blogs. Connect each as its own Target and point a different feed, or a different filtered slice of one feed, at each of them.
Your feed can be checked as often as every minute, so a new post typically appears on your blog within minutes of going live on your site.
Tumblr surfaces posts almost entirely through tags rather than an algorithm, so the tags your feed carries reach people who never followed you.
Connect your RSS or Atom feed once and every new article posts itself to your Tumblr blog as a native link post…
Read more →Create a free PostRSS account, add your RSS or Atom feed as a source, connect Tumblr as a target and choose how often the feed is checked. From then on every new item is posted automatically.
Tumblr is included from the Start plan, which costs $5 per month. All 66 networks are included from the Professional Plus plan ($20 per month).
As often as every minute. You can also choose a slower interval, from every 5 minutes up to once a week, and new items reach Tumblr after the next check.
Yes. One feed can publish to Tumblr and to any of the other 65 networks PostRSS supports at the same time; each connected account counts as one target.
No. You paste your feed address, connect Tumblr and PostRSS does the rest — no code, plugins or scripts.
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