TUMBLR POST INSPECTION · ARCHIVE ROADMAP
Read the public post,
keep its source attached
Inspect a public Tumblr permalink for its published post text, creator, description and preview. Full-blog connection, indexing and archive export remain an attribution-first roadmap.
Tumblr post reader
- Bounded public post text with provider markup removed
- Creator, description and preview when published
- Canonical permalink, post type and retrieval provenance
- No public-post media download or archive traversal
Archive export, tag organisation and backups are not live; they will require Tumblr account authorization for a blog you control.
Exports limited to content you upload or accounts you connect
A source record you can keep
For blogs with a decade of posts in them
Post block reader
Live inspection returns bounded public post text and published preview context.
Markdown export
Roadmap: clean files with attribution-rich front matter for a connected blog.
Organise by tag
Roadmap: regroup a connected blog by its own published tags.
Full-blog search
Roadmap: full-text search across an authorized connected blog.
Timeline and tag cloud
Roadmap: chronological view and weighted tag cloud from authorized data.
Backup package
Roadmap: one owned-blog package with metadata and preserved attribution.
How it works
- Paste a post or connect a blogSingle public posts are inspected immediately; blog connection is roadmap.
- Verify the resultRead the published text, creator, preview and source.
- Archive your blogRoadmap after authorized account connection.
Post fields we read
- Blog name & post type
- Yes
- Published post text
- Yes
- Tags & date
- When exposed
- Note count
- When published
- Reblog trail
- Roadmap
- Original source
- Linked
"An archive should preserve authorship, dates, tags, source links and reblog attribution—not just the visible text."
Questions
Inspect the post and keep its source
Owned-blog archive export is on the roadmap.