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To download your Tumblr posts, we’re going to use this tool: https://github.com/bbolli/tumblr-utils/blob/master/tumblr_backup_for_beginners.md

The following may looking daunting if you’ve never used the Terminal app before. Trust me, it’s not as bad as it looks. Take a deep breath then slowly let it out. You’ve got this. Let’s begin.

1. First, you need to download the Tumblr Backup tool from the URL above, as linked in “Step 2″ on that page. Click on the link. You should see something like the following window:

Click OK to download and open.

2. Open the Terminal app on your Mac. This is where you can run this utility. Go to Finder > Applications > Utilities > Terminal.app.

3. The Tumblr Backup utility is an app written in the Python programming language. You’ll also need the Python interpreter installed on your Mac to run it. Let’s check if it’s already installed by typing the following command into the Terminal, then press Enter:

which python

If you get something like /usr/bin/python printed on the screen, you already have Python. Skip to 5. If you get the Terminal prompt back without any text, then you’ll need to install Python by following 4.

4. Install Python v2. Follow the Steps 3 and 4 of the Pyladies’ wonderful guide (to install Homebrew, which will then help you install Python). For our purposes, you don’t need to follow the other steps listed on their guide.

5. From the Terminal window, navigate to where the tumblr backup utility was opened, most likely in its own folder under Downloads. For me, this was /Users/feliciacraft/Downloads/bbolli-tumblr-utils-d8c620f Type in the following and substitute your directory path for mine, then press Enter:

cd /Users/feliciacraft/Downloads/bbolli-tumblr-utils-d8c620f

6. To verify you’re in the right folder, enter the following command into your Terminal window (that first letter is the lowercast “L”, not the uppercase “i”), to list all the files in the directory:

ls

You should see a list of files like:

LICENSE    oauth.py    tumblr_backup.py

README.md    settings.py.example    tumblr_backup_for_beginners.md

tumble.py

7. Now that we know you’re in the right place where the backup utility is, all you need to do is run it! Enter the following in your Terminal:

./tumblr_backup.py yourtumblrname

Make sure you’ve typed in your Tumblr account name instead of the literal “yourtumblrname”. :) Then press Enter and let the app do its thing. It may print a bunch of alarming text, like “HTTP Error 404: Not Found downloading https://66.media.tumblr.com/avatar_54_1280.png”. Don’t worry about it. Some images may no longer exist on Tumblr — that kind of thing. Eventually the app will return the command line prompt back to you, and you should see a folder of yourtumblrname with a bunch of HTML files under a subfolder named posts, among other things.

If the above command doesn’t work, try putting “python” at the beginning:

python ./tumblr_backup.py yourtumblrname