The Seasiders were able to strengthen the wide areas in particular, with Sammy Silvera (Middlesbrough, loan) and Tom Bloxham (Shrewsbury Town, undisclosed fee) both arriving alongside new striker Niall Ennis (Stoke City, loan).
Meanwhile, Steve Bruce was also able to trim his squad down, as eight players in total departed in a number of different circumstances.
The standout player to leave was Kyle Joseph, with the striker joining Hull City for a reported fee of £2.5million.
Following a quiet Deadline Day in terms of incomings, Blackpool could be left short in certain positions if they are hit by injury at any point, but when everyone is fit and available there is a decent side to choose from.
Here’s our best Blackpool XI and bench following the winter transfer window:
7. Lee Evans
Lee Evans has become an important part of Blackpool's midfield since his summer move as a free agent. Photo: CameraSport - Lee Parker
8. Albie Morgan
Albie Morgan has been in magnificent form in the last few months. Photo: CameraSport - Richard Martin-Rob
9. CJ Hamilton
CJ Hamilton hasn't quite got fully up and running again since his return from injury, but proved in the early days under Bruce what a threat he can be on the left side. Photo: CameraSport - Alex Dodd
10. Niall Ennis
Niall Ennis marked his Seasiders debut with a goal off the bench against Charlton Athletic, and has a good proven record in the third tier. Photo: CameraSport - Richard Martin-Rob
11. Ashley Fletcher
Ashley Fletcher has been able to turn his Blackpool career around in the last month, and has proven himself to be a solid part of the starting XI. Photo: CameraSport - Alex Dodd
12. SUB: Richard O'Donnell
Richard O'Donnell has been a solid back-up option for the Seasiders since arriving on the Fylde Coast in the summer of 2023. Photo: CameraSport - Lee Parker