Copy and transfer posts
Updated 1 week ago
by
Max Evans
After you start putting up posts on your padlet, you may find that you need to copy the content into other parts of your padlet or onto another.
For example, you may upload an image to one padlet, but realized it is also relevant to another padlet.
Fortunately, there are plenty of options for duplicating content on Padlet.
Duplicate post
When you duplicate a post, you create a copy of it and post it in a different place.
To duplicate a post, click or tap the vertical ellipsis (...) icon on the top right corner of the post.
Once the menu opens, select Duplicate post.
The Duplicate post menu will open to the right where you will have three options:
1. Duplicate to a new padlet. This will prompt you to enter a title and subtitle for the new padlet. The post will be copied over once it is created.
2. Duplicate to this padlet. This will simply make a copy of the post onto the original padlet.
3. Or pick a padlet. This will allow you to search through your dashboard to pick an already created padlet to copy the post to.
Transfer post
When you transfer a post, you move it from the current padlet and move it to a new location. The post will no longer be available on the original padlet.
To transfer a post, click or tap the vertical ellipsis (...) icon on the top right corner of the post.
Once the menu opens, select Transfer post.
The Transfer post menu will open to the right where you will have a few options:
1. Transfer to a new padlet. This will prompt you to enter a title and subtitle for the new padlet. The post will be copied over once it is created.
2. Move to another section. If you have sections enabled on your padlet, this option will appear. You have the option to transfer your post to a new section on the same padlet.
3. Or pick a padlet. This will allow you to search through your dashboard to pick an already created padlet to transfer the post to.
