How to Delete Tumblr Reblogs Like a Pro (Or Try to Anyway)
So you’ve found yourself in the depths of Tumblr’s chaotic reblogging universe, and now you’re asking the eternal question: how on earth do I delete all these pesky reblogs? Well, you’ve come to the right place, my fellow internet wanderer! Let’s break this down step by step, and yes, I promise there’s a magical solution at the end (or at least a semi-magical one).
First things first, if you’re on a desktop and have the mystical powers of Tumblr Labs activated, you could try to navigate your way through the reblog web like a valiant knight. But let’s be real: that might feel like medieval torture. So, here’s the shortcut that will save your sanity.
Using the Mass Post Editor
If you’re drowning in a sea of reblogs from ages past and want to prune that feed without sacrificing your entire account, you need to take advantage of the Mass Post Editor. This nifty tool lets you manage multiple posts at once, which might sound dreamy if you’ve spent the last few hours clicking through every single reblog. It’s like a spring cleaning for your Tumblr!
Here’s a quick tutorial on using the Mass Post Editor: Windows Report’s Guide.
- Step 1: Go to your dashboard.
- Step 2: Open the Mass Post Editor (you may have to [enable it in Labs](https://www.tumblr.com/labs) first).
- Step 3: Select the posts you want to delete.
- Step 4: Click delete and watch your Tumblr life get cleaner!
Now, if you’re still itching to delete those cringe-worthy reblogs from years back, allow me to introduce you to XKit and its wonderful extension, Mass+. This little gem lets you select up to 100 posts at a time without the tedious, finger-cramping clicking. Seriously, it’s a game changer for those of us who have silently collected embarrassing posts like Pokémon cards over the years!
However, if you’re feeling like a hoarder but don’t want to toss everything out, you could consider the tags! Check the month you posted in a specific tag and exclude those posts from your mass deletion. It’s tedious, but hey, it’ll save some of your lovely content from being wiped into oblivion!
In conclusion, while deleting Tumblr reblogs may not be as easy as pie (unless you are a wizard), utilizing the tools available can genuinely save you a mountain of time. If you have more questions or need further help navigating this quirky platform, don’t hesitate to connect with us for more assistance!
