Found a video inside a Tumblr post and want to keep it for later? MediaPuller helps you process publicly accessible Tumblr post links and displays the available video files when they can be retrieved.
Instead of copying a blog homepage or a link from the Tumblr dashboard, open the individual post that contains the video. Paste its permalink into MediaPuller, click GO, and review the media options returned for that post.
Videos on Tumblr are usually published as part of a post. A post may include text, images, GIFs, captions, tags, reblogs, or an embedded player, so the page itself can contain much more than one video file.
MediaPuller works with the URL you submit. For this reason, the most useful link is normally the permalink of the exact Tumblr post where the video appears. A general blog address does not identify which post or media item you want to process.
The link visible in your browser is not always the best link to copy. When browsing a feed, search page, archive, or list of posts, first open the selected publication on its own page.
1. Find the Tumblr post containing the video you want to save.
Open the post itself instead of remaining on the blog homepage, archive, tag page, or scrolling feed.
2. Use the post link or sharing option to open its permanent page.
This gives MediaPuller a specific Tumblr post to analyze instead of an entire blog.
3. Copy the complete post URL and paste it into the MediaPuller input field. Click GO to start processing the submitted Tumblr link.
4. Wait for MediaPuller to check the media connected to the post.
If a downloadable video can be retrieved, the available result will appear below the input field.
5. Select the returned video option and save the file through your browser.
The exact result depends on the media attached to the original Tumblr post.
Tumblr allows posts to be shared through reblogs. A reblog may include comments or additional content while still referring to media that originated in an earlier post.
If a reblog link does not return the expected video, look for the original post or source link and submit that URL instead. The original publication may provide a clearer connection to the video file than a later reblog with a long content history.
Not every video visible on Tumblr is necessarily stored as a Tumblr video file. A post can also contain a player or media embedded from another website.
When the video belongs to an external platform, the Tumblr post link may not produce a downloadable Tumblr result. In that situation, open the embedded video on its original website and use the downloader page intended for that source, provided MediaPuller supports it.
A Tumblr blog can contain hundreds or thousands of separate posts. Submitting only the blog homepage does not tell the downloader which publication contains the video you need.
The same applies to tag pages, archive pages, search results, and dashboard links. These pages can display several publications at once and may change as new content is added. A direct post permalink is a much more precise input.
Some Tumblr posts contain more than one image, animation, or video element. MediaPuller checks the submitted post and shows the video options it is able to retrieve.
Review the result before saving the file. If several options are returned, use the title, preview, format, or other visible information to choose the item that matches the video you opened on Tumblr.
The same post-based process can be used in a mobile browser. Open the Tumblr publication, copy its direct link, switch to MediaPuller, and paste the URL into the downloader.
Android and iPhone browsers may handle media files differently. One browser may save the video immediately, while another may open it in a new tab or built-in player. When that happens, use the browser download control, sharing menu, or file-saving option available on your device.
A Tumblr post may return no video result when the submitted link points to a blog page instead of an individual post, the publication is unavailable, the media is externally embedded, or the page cannot be accessed publicly.
First, confirm that the link opens the exact post in a normal browser tab. If it is a reblog, try the original source. If the post contains an external player, open that player on its source website and use the appropriate downloader.
Only save or reuse media when you have permission or another lawful basis to do so. A publicly visible post does not automatically remove the rights of the person who created or published the video.
Respect the creator, the content owner, the Tumblr blog owner, and any rules that apply to the original media. MediaPuller processes submitted links but does not grant rights to downloaded content.
Submit the direct permalink of the individual Tumblr post containing the video. Avoid using a blog homepage, archive, tag page, search page, or general dashboard link.
A reblog may work when the video can be retrieved from that post. If it does not, open the original publication or source post and submit its direct URL instead.
A blog URL can contain many different posts and does not identify one specific video. Open the exact post containing the media and copy its permalink.
A video embedded in Tumblr may belong to another platform. If the Tumblr post does not return a result, open the video on its original website and use the downloader intended for that source.
A post can contain several media elements. MediaPuller displays the video options it can retrieve from the submitted post, so check the returned results before choosing a file.
The post may not contain a supported video file. Images, animated images, GIFs, and video files are different media types and may not produce the same download options.
Open the post on its individual page before copying the link. A feed or dashboard URL may not be a stable permalink to the selected publication.
You can process a public Tumblr post link through a mobile browser. The final file-saving process depends on your browser, operating system, and the media option returned for the post.
Some browsers open video files in their built-in media player instead of saving them immediately. Use the visible download button, browser menu, or save option to store the file on your device.
No. MediaPuller does not edit, remove, reblog, or modify the original Tumblr publication. It only processes the URL you submit and displays available media options when they can be retrieved.
The video inside a Tumblr post may come from another supported platform. You can also use one of the following MediaPuller download tools: Instagram Downloader , YouTube Downloader , Vimeo Downloader , Facebook Downloader , DailyMotion Downloader , Aparat Downloader , ccMixter Downloader , TikTok Downloader and Coub Downloader