Padlet is an online platform that allows you to collaborate with other users through text, images, links, and other content. Each collaborative space is referred to as a "wall." It can also function as a private bulletin board. Teachers and companies use Padlet to encourage multimedia discussions and foster creative innovation among students or employees.
Steps
Start by creating a "Wall"

Go to padlet.com. Click on "Create Something" or "Make a Wall." You will be directed to your own wall with a unique link.

Drag and drop images from your computer screen or folder onto your wall. Once you drag the image into the browser window, it will be saved on the wall. Click the center of the image to move it, or use the arrows at the corners to resize it.

Double-click on the image to name it. Enter a name or add a note for the image.

Click or tap on an empty space on the wall. Type characters to create a message.

Look for the small icons below your message. You will see buttons including a link button, an upload button, and a video button. Use these to attach multimedia links to your message.
- Click the link icon to attach a URL to your message. This is also a great way to attach images, as you can link to pictures on a website.
- Click the upload link to select a file from your computer.
- Click the video link if you have a webcam. You can record an audio-video clip and post it on the wall.

Click on any element on the wall to zoom in or out. Pressing the pencil icon at the top right of a post allows the author or wall administrator to edit the content. Use the pinch gesture to resize images on another device, such as a mobile phone or tablet.

the URL from your browser. It will start with "padlet.com/wall/" followed by a unique alphanumeric code for your wall. Paste this code into any browser to access the wall.

Click the plus sign in the right column to start a new wall.
Adjust the settings

Click the gear icon in the right column. This symbol allows you to modify the settings.

Scroll down through the tabs to customize your wall. Start with "Basic Info," which includes the title and description. Enter the required details.

Tap or click on the next tab - "Wallpaper." You can choose a solid color background, a striped pattern, or even upload your own image. Alternatively, select from the available vector images in the list.

Select a layout in the third tab. You can opt for a random arrangement, a timeline format, or a grid layout that resembles a Pinterest board.

Click on the "Privacy" tab to set your wall's visibility to private, hidden, password-protected, or public. Padlet provides descriptions for each option below the buttons. Click "Submit" to save your settings.

Consider signing up for an account to share your wall. Additional privacy settings and other features require registration.
Share Your "Wall"

Click "Sign Up" to share your wall. Register using your email and other required details. After confirming your registration, access your wall using the unique URL.

Click "Log In" if you wish to share your wall but aren’t ready to log in yet. Add another email address under "Add People by Email." Those you add will receive a link to access and edit the wall.

Opt to moderate posts if you’re using the wall for teaching purposes. This means you’ll need to approve all content before it’s posted. Click "Submit" to update your privacy settings.
- You can manage notifications related to posts under the "Notifications" tab.

Create a custom URL for your wall under the "Address" tab. If you have an account, you can choose a more memorable URL, such as "padlet.com/wall/mayberry."

Register your wall within the first 24 hours to claim ownership and become its administrator. If you don’t, the wall will remain public, and anyone can take ownership or edit it.

Click the "Delete" tab to remove the wall if you own it. You’ll be prompted to confirm the deletion.
Tips
- Instead of double-clicking, tap the screen if you’re using a tablet.
What You’ll Need
- Computer/Tablet
