Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. Mark Kofman Mark Kofman 4 4 silver badges 12 12 bronze badges. Very cool! But, truth be told, I don't like the idea of using Wordpress as a bridge So, I'm gearing up in developing a web app to address this issue. I'm merely gathering information to see if anyone has already developed something along these lines. I do appreciate your answer though! Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Unfortunately it will still be a secondary blog, but you can then make the new primary blog resemble the secondary one as much as possible.
Your followers, etc should transfer over as well. Works out really well. Thanks for this! I have tried inviting members and while it sends the invite email and I click on it, it only brings me back to my primary blog as if I never logged out of my old account to begin with and there are no members added to the secondary. What am I doing wrong? Just wanted to add that you can also use a different browser instead of logging in and out.
Or use the private-function. So in one browser or not-privatetab you use your old account. And in the other browser or private-tab you log into your new account. This is probably because you were logged in with Google or something.
Lol, where is it? I share administration of a blog with a couple of friends but myself have decided to leave tumblr entirely. Thanks for any advice you may have. Thank you so much!! This still works, if anyone was wondering.
Create a free Team What is Teams? Learn more. How to merge Tumblr accounts? Ask Question. Asked 11 years, 4 months ago. Active 6 years, 10 months ago. Viewed k times. How would I go about doing that?
Improve this question. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. This is text that used to be found at a now defunct help page : Your primary blog Your primary blog is the one created when you sign up for Tumblr. Improve this answer. Community Bot 1. Brown R. But adding new members works only for secondary blogs: Not the main blog you first started! This has been the case for a while now.
It's unclear if Tumblr has plans make merge possible. Here's one way: Login to the Tumblr account you wish to transfer a blog from. From the top menu of the Dashboard select the blog you want to transfer. This should load the account controls for that blog on the right hand side of the screen. In that list of controls you'll see a button for Members.
You have the option to leave a new comment on any posts you reblog; if you want to lead old followers to your new blog, posting a comment like "Copying this from my old Tumblr account" may help them find your new account. Pictures and text can be copied from your original Tumblr posts and saved to your computer's hard drive or clipboard.
When you've collected all the posts you want to upload, create new posts on Tumblr and copy the content into your new blog.
Click the gear icon on the new post you're creating to set a date for the post; you can use this to make your posts appear as if they were uploaded on the same day they were uploaded to your original Tumblr blog.
On it, create rules using triggers: the first trigger for Tumblr post transfer should be liking a public post; the secondary trigger should be creating a new post of a certain type. Since IFTTT can do only one type of post, whether text, audio, video or some post-type Tumblr offers, the most efficient way to use IFTTT to quickly transfer posts is to set up a rule with one type of post, and then like all the posts on your old blog that are that type.
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