The Tumblr Keyboard Shortcuts Below Will Help You Blog Like a Pro

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The Tumblr Keyboard Shortcuts Below Will Help You Blog Like a Pro

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The internet is made up of a large part of Tumblr. Unknowingly or not, there’s a good chance you’ve viewed a Tumblr blog at some point. You might even blog yourself there. In any event, you wouldn’t assume there was any additional information to learn about the blogging platform.

Where you’d go wrong is there. Did you know there are a ton of useful keyboard shortcuts on Tumblr you can use to get around the dashboard and create posts? Most likely not. For your convenience, we have compiled them all here so that you can use them as needed.

The keyboard shortcuts are also available on Tumblr. After logging in, select Keyboard shortcuts from the menu that displays by clicking the person icon in the top-right corner.

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The Complete List of Tumblr Keyboard Shortcuts

SHORTCUT ACTION
Dashboard
Alt + C Compose post
Tab Cycle forward through on-screen elements
Shift + Tab Cycle back through on-screen elements
J Move to next post
K Move to previous post
Right arrow Move to next page (if endless scrolling is disabled)
Left arrow Move to previous page (if endless scrolling is disabled)
. Return to top of page
L Like a post
Alt + R Reblog a post
E + Left click Click to reblog a post
Alt + Q Queue a post
W + Left click Click to queue a post
? Search
Alt + P Change the color palette
Viewing media
Right arrow Next image
Left arrow Previous image
Esc Close
Composing a post/message
Ctrl + B Bold
Ctrl + I Italic
Ctrl + Shift + 2 Headline
Ctrl + K Link
Ctrl + Shift + 6 Strikethrough
Ctrl + Shift + 7 Ordered list
Ctrl + Shift + 8 Unordered list
Ctrl + Shift + 9 Block quote
Ctrl + Shift + X Remove formatting
Ctrl + . Superscript
Ctrl + , Subscript
Ctrl + Shift + P Insert photo
Ctrl + Shift + M Insert video
Ctrl + Shift + K Insert read-more link
Ctrl + Shift + G Insert GIF
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Improve Your Tumblr Experience

You should utilize these keyboard shortcuts if you want to improve your Tumblr experience. You’ll have no trouble navigating the website and writing posts. Additionally, if you want to take things a step further, think about purchasing an ad-free subscription to Tumblr.

User Questions

1. How do you reblog on Tumblr with keyboard?

If you have more than one blog, fast reblogging or fast queuing on the web (holding “e” to reblog or “w” to queue and clicking the reblog button) should now give you the option to choose which blog you’re posting to.

2. What does lightning mean in Tumblr?

When you view a blog that you’ve subscribed to, you’ll notice a small lightning bolt next to the person-shaped icon. To disable notifications, tap or click the person-shaped icon once more and select “Stop notifications.” If you unfollow a blog, you will no longer be subscribed and will no longer receive notifications.

3. How do you put an HTML post on Tumblr?

Simply click the settings gear in the upper-right corner of the post form to create and edit posts in HTML or Markdown. The menu that appears allows you to switch between HTML, Rich Text, and Markdown editing. You can also change the default text editor in the dashboard settings.

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4. How do you get rid of likes on Tumblr?

There is no way to completely disable recommendations. Individual recommendations, on the other hand, can be made to vanish forever by clicking or tapping the post meatballs at the top of the recommendation. We will never recommend that post or blog to you again after you reject it.

5. Is Tumblr better than WordPress?

When it comes to Tumblr vs. WordPress, the general consensus is that Tumblr is ideal for casual bloggers looking for a solution that falls somewhere between Twitter and a full website. For those looking for a dependable, professional blog, WordPress.com is the best option.