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What is Tumblr?
Tumblr is a place to express yourself, discover yourself, and bond with the things you love. Whether it's fandoms or philosophy, fashion or felines, Tumblr is where your interests connect you with your people.
**Express Yourself**
— Post anything: photos, GIFs, text, videos, live streams, audio, and more.
— Create your own GIFs. Decorate them with stickers and text if you like.
**Be Yourself**
— View content however you want. Customize your Tumblr’s colors, fonts, layout—everything.
— Follow any topic that interests you. Discover new ones you didn’t even know existed.
**Connect with Your People**
— Join millions in countless communities through millions of #tags.
— See something you like? Reblog it to your Tumblr and start a conversation.
— Message your friends for private chats.
— Or, if you're feeling shy, just follow along. No big deal.
Live sports streaming on Tumblr in the U.S. uses Nielsen’s proprietary measurement software, which allows you to contribute to market research, such as Nielsen’s TV ratings. Visit www.nielsen.com/digitalprivacy for more information. U.S. users can also opt out of Nielsen measurement via the "Settings" in the app.
How to use Tumblr?
Tumblr is a platform where users can express themselves, discover interests, and connect with like-minded people. Users can share what they love and connect through shared interests.
Core Functions of Tumblr
Social Feed
Search by Tags
Tagging functionality
Dark mode
IFTTT Integration
Image Sharing
Usage Scenarios of Tumblr
- Publish content in various formats: photos, GIFs, text, videos, live videos, audio
- Create your own GIFs with stickers and text
- Customize blog appearance: colors, fonts, layout, etc.
- Follow topics of interest and discover new interests
- Join tag-based communities and interact with millions of users
- Repost liked content to start conversations or chat privately with friends
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