Tumblr Feed Widget

Tumblr Feed Widget Features for Websites

Display public Tumblr posts on your website with customizable sources, responsive layouts, post cards, popup behavior, links, colors, and Tumblr-style feed controls.

Create your Tumblr Feed

Tumblr Feed Widget Features for Websites

How to embed Tumblr Feed Widget to WordPress

1Get your embed code

After customizing your Jotform website widget, click Try it on your website for free, and copy the generated embed code.

2Open the page editor

Go to the WordPress post or page where you want to display the widget, then add a new block.

3Add a Custom HTML block

Select Custom HTML and paste your Jotform Website widget embed code into the HTML field.

4Update and view

Click Update or Publish, then open the page to check your embedded widget.

Learn more

Connect your Tumblr source

Add a public Tumblr source to bring blog posts, visuals, captions, links, inspiration boards, campaign content, or community updates into an embedded website feed.

Fit posts to your layout

Choose grid, masonry, list, carousel, or slider layouts to match your page design and available space. Use compact layouts for side sections or expanded layouts for portfolios, blogs, and campaign pages.

Show the right post details

Control how much context each Tumblr post preview includes. Show or hide author names, dates, captions, source labels, action counts, links, and popup details before visitors open the original content.

Match feeds to your brand

Style your Tumblr Feed Widget so it fits naturally into your website. Customize themes, Tumblr-style accents, card colors, navigation arrows, pagination, and custom CSS.