Long before Giphy existed, Tumblr was a home for our animated treasures. Now, the blogging platform is making it easier for us to comb through its vast collection of GIFs and add them to our posts ...

Tumblr is a popular blog site that allows users to post text, videos, audio files and pictures. Like all computer files, photo files come in a few different types. One type of photo file is the GIF, ...

Tumblr this morning is rolling out a new feature designed to take advantage of the extensive collection of GIFs hosted on its service: a GIF search engine. The news follows that of Facebook’s decision ...

Following the rollout of Tumblr’s GIF search engine earlier this month, the blogging platform is today launching another new feature aimed at helping users discover and share GIFs: Tumblr TV. The ...

The popular blogging platform now offers a search tool through which you can spice up your posts with animated GIF files from other users. Here's how to do it. Lance Whitney Contributing Writer Lance ...

I'd like to start with a simple public service announcement: Tumblr has its own GIF maker now, allowing you to create your own animated images from pictures and videos on your phone. That's right — ...

Businesses often use Tumblr themes designed with sidebars. A sidebar is perfect for displaying text and images you want blog visitors to notice, such as your company's history or motto, recent updates ...

is The Verge’s executive editor. He has covered tech, policy, and online creators for over a decade. Tumblr may be known for moving images, but by and large that’s been the GIF — not videos. Tumblr is ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. is The Verge’s executive editor. He has covered tech, policy, and online creators for over a decade. Tumblr loves ...

There is no shortage of GIFs on Tumblr. According to the company, more than 23 million of the animated loops are posted on its service every day. That is a lot of (hard-G) GIFs. There’s also no ...

Fifteen years ago, Tumblr changed the internet forever. Generation t examines its complex, colorful legacy. As a sophomore in college, I was on Tumblr every minute that I wasn't in class or watching ...