

Tumli
Tumli is a personal WordPress theme by An-Themes, built for bloggers, creatives and people who like to share stories. It arranges your posts in a masonry grid similar to Pinterest, so images, videos and quotes sit together in a tidy, browsable layout.
- Version
- 2.7
- Developer
- An-Themes
- Type
- WordPress theme
- Licence
- GPL
- Included in
- Every plan, or $3.99 on its own
What’s new in Tumli 2.7
What it does
Many personal blogs end up as a single column of posts, which makes it hard for visitors to scan older content or get a feel for your work at a glance. This theme answers that with a masonry layout that places posts in a staggered grid. Each entry keeps its own height, so a tall photo and a short quote can sit side by side without awkward gaps. It suits portfolios, life stories and passion blogs where the visuals carry a lot of the message.
The design is responsive, so the grid adapts to desktops, tablets and phones, and graphics are retina ready for high-resolution screens. You can change colors, fonts and layouts through the WordPress Customizer without writing code. Standard, video, gallery and quote post formats let you mix content types in the same feed. The theme also includes social media profile links and is translation ready, working with multilingual plugins if you publish in more than one language.
Best for
- Personal bloggers sharing stories and everyday life
- Photographers and creatives presenting visual work
- Writers mixing photos, videos and quotes in one feed
Features
Posts appear in a staggered, grid-based arrangement similar to Pinterest, letting items of different heights fit together neatly on the page.
The layout adjusts to desktops, tablets and smartphones so your grid and posts stay readable on any screen size.
Adjust colors, fonts and layouts from the WordPress Customizer, with no coding needed to match the site to your personal style.
Supports standard, video, gallery and quote post formats, so you can present different kinds of content within the same feed.
Theme graphics are prepared for high-resolution displays, keeping visuals crisp on retina screens and modern phones.
Connect your social media profiles to the theme so visitors can find and follow you on other platforms.
Works with multilingual plugins, which lets you translate the theme and run your blog in other languages.
Questions about Tumli
What does the masonry layout actually look like?
Your posts are laid out in a grid where each item keeps its natural height, so cards stack in staggered columns much like Pinterest. This works well for image-heavy blogs and portfolios because tall and short posts fit together without large empty spaces.
Can I change the colors and fonts without coding?
Yes. Tumli lets you adjust colors, fonts and layout settings from the WordPress Customizer. You make changes through the standard interface and preview them, so no coding knowledge is required to give the site your own look.
Which types of posts can I publish with this theme?
The theme supports standard, video, gallery and quote post formats. You can mix them in the same masonry feed, which is handy if your blog combines written stories, photo sets, video clips and short quotes.
Will it work for a blog in a language other than English?
The theme is translation ready and compatible with multilingual plugins. That means you can translate its text into your language or set up a site that publishes content in several languages.
Is Tumli free?
The code of Tumli is licensed under the GPL, so anyone may use, change and share it. GPL Feast is a paid service: a plan or a single purchase gives you the download and automatic updates. The developer's own support, licence key and online services are not included.
Which version of Tumli is this?
Version 2.7. New versions appear here when the developer publishes them, and members get them as automatic updates.
How do I update Tumli?
Install the free GPL Feast Updater on your site and connect it with your API key. It installs new versions of Tumli automatically and keeps a backup, so you can roll back.
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