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Tumblr added an Embed button to individual blog posts (also known as permalink pages). Clicking "Embed" gives you the embed code to insert a post to any website that allows an HTML embed, including Tumblr pages.
March 12, 2015 Update: Tumblr rearranged these buttons. The new order is Like, Follow/Unfollow, Reblog, Embed and Dashboard.
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Embedding Tumblr Posts: Tumblr offers embed codes to place a published post on any website that allows an HTML embed. From the Desktop Dashboard, simply click the three-dots icon and select "Embed" from the sharing menu. But what if that post isn't on your Dashboard right now? Try these tips.
Feb. 20, 2015 Update: Tumblr added an Embed button to individual blog post pages.
If you have the post URL to its individual page — also known as a permalink — add /embed to the end of the URL, like this: http://unwrapping.tumblr.com/post/101895859192/embed Some blog themes end the URL with #notes — that's an anchor to jump to the notes. Remove #notes then add /embed to the end of the URL. Many thanks to strle for this tip.
If you haven't liked the post, now's the time. Like the post. Then go to https://www.tumblr.com/likes/ to see the post on your Desktop Dashboard. Click the three-dots icon and select "Embed." Hat tips to andrewwilkes and jeffreyweston.
Or try these steps to change your Desktop Dashboard URL to reveal the post. It's a bit longer process, involving some Dashboard time travel.
Feb. 20, 2015 Update: Tumblr added an Embed button to individual blog post pages. Get the Embed Code from a Tumblr Post URL:
If it's not a post on your own primary blog, make sure that you are following the blog to get the embed code from a post URL.
Note the post ID number in the post's URL: http://www.davidslog.com/98260713170
Now increase the post ID's last digit by one: 98260713171
Go to the Desktop Dashboard at https://www.tumblr.com/dashboard then add /2/98260713171 to the end of the web address and go to the new URL.
The post appears in your Desktop Dashboard.
Click the three-dots/ellipses icon on the lower right of the post and select Embed for the embed code.
