Ocoya
Blogging · Tumblr

Keep the blog running without living in the dashboard.

Schedule Tumblr posts from the same calendar as every other network — text, images and GIFs, with your hashtags landing in the tags field where Tumblr can actually find them.

New post Thu, 09:00

Studio Notes

studionotes

Three labels, one warmer palette

Testing a softer set of creams against last season’s cold greys. The middle one is winning so far.

#packaging#branding#coffee#studio

Tags lifted from your hashtags — where Tumblr can actually search them.

Every blog

One account, all of your blogs.

Hardly anyone on Tumblr has just one blog. Authorizing once brings across every blog you administer as its own channel, each with its own name and avatar, so the side project does not have to borrow the main blog's queue — or get posted to it by accident.

  • Primary and secondary blogs alike
  • Each one schedules independently
  • Group blogs you only contribute to are left out
Connect TumblrOne sign-in

Studio Notes

studionotes.tumblr.com

Primary

Reference Shelf

referenceshelf.tumblr.com

Off Cuts

offcuts.tumblr.com

Authorize once. Every blog you administer becomes a channel you can schedule to.

Tags that work

Hashtags go where Tumblr searches them.

A hashtag typed into the body of a Tumblr post is just text — the tags that get a post found live in their own field. Ocoya lifts the hashtags out of your caption and files them as real tags, keeping the first twenty, which is as many as Tumblr indexes for search.

  • Up to twenty tags per post
  • Multi-word tags stay in one piece
  • Your caption is published exactly as written

A title is optional. Add one and it publishes as a heading above the body; leave it and the post starts with your text.

New post Thu, 09:00

Studio Notes

studionotes

Three labels, one warmer palette

Testing a softer set of creams against last season’s cold greys. The middle one is winning so far.

#packaging#branding#coffee#studio

Tags lifted from your hashtags — where Tumblr can actually search them.

What Tumblr accepts

The limits, before you hit them.

Ocoya checks these while you write, rather than letting the post fail on the day it was meant to go out.

BlogsEvery blog you administer
Images per postUp to 10, 20 MB each
GIFsUp to 10 MB each
TitleOptional, up to 300 characters
TagsUp to 20, from your hashtags
VideoImages and GIFs only

Connecting asks Tumblr for your blogs and permission to post to them. Images are uploaded to Tumblr itself rather than linked from us, so a post keeps its pictures even after the creative is replaced in Ocoya.

Put the blog back on a schedule.

Connect Tumblr and queue your next post in a minute.