Noticing a typo right after you've posted something - it's a common and relatable problem we've all experienced at least once. This could be one of the many reasons you may want to edit a post after you've uploaded it.

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Navigate to the dashboard.

  1. Sign in to https://www.tumblr.com . You will be automatically redirected to the dashboard after you log in. If you are on another Tumblr page, click the Dashboard button in the upper-right corner.
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Click the "Account" button.

  1. After you click the button, a window should drop down.
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Click "Posts."

  1. You will be redirected to a list of all your posts.
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Scroll to the post you want to edit.

  1. Once you get to the unwanted post, stop scrolling.
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Click the gear icon.

  1. A small menu will pop up.
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Click "Edit."

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Make changes and click "Save."

  1. You can also click on the smaller arrow, indicated in green, next to Save , for extra options, such as Post privately and Preview on blog .
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  • Question
    If I edit a post on Tumblr, will the post go straight to the top of the page?
    Community Answer
    No, but it will go somewhere near the top of the page.
  • Question
    If I edit a Tumblr post that someone has already reblogged, will their post be changed too?
    Community Answer
    Tumblr currently offers no direct way to see if a post by another user has been edited. But if a post is reblogged, and the original post is then edited, the reblog will not change to reflect the changes to the original post.
  • Question
    If I edit a post (like I change a photo) that has been reblogged by other users, will the changes appear on their reblogs, or will they just appear on the future reblogs?
    Community Answer
    If you edit your original post after I've reblogged it, my reblog won't be changed because it's an independent post from yours, but if someone else comes along now and reblogs your original post, their reblog will have the new changes since that's the point in time it uses the original post content.
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      • You can go to the Posts page in one step by using the following URL, where blog-name is replaced by the name of your own blog. Note that you must be logged in to do this.
        • https://www.tumblr.com/blog/blog-name
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