Tumblr post limit checker
Tumblr lets each blog make 250 posts per day (original posts and reblogs combined). Enter a blog to estimate how many it has posted today — and how many are left before the limit. No login required.
How the Tumblr post limit works
Tumblr caps every blog at 250 posts in a 24-hour window. Original posts and reblogs both count toward it; likes and follows have their own separate limits. Once you hit 250, Tumblr blocks new posts until the counter resets at midnight US Eastern time.
This checker estimates a blog’s posts-today from its public posts, so it’s a lower bound: drafts, queued posts, private posts, and anything later deleted aren’t visible to it. For your own exact count, Tumblr shows a warning as you approach the limit.
Tumblr post limit FAQ
What is the Tumblr daily post limit?
Tumblr allows 250 posts per day per blog, counting original posts and reblogs together. Likes (1,000/day) and follows (200/day) have separate limits.
When does the Tumblr post limit reset?
The post counter resets once every 24 hours at midnight US Eastern time, not 24 hours after your first post.
How accurate is this checker?
It counts a blog’s public posts made since the most recent reset, which is a lower bound — drafts, queued, private and deleted posts are not publicly visible, so the real number can be higher.
Do I need to log in?
No. The checker reads public data only, so there is no sign-in and nothing to install.
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