Export a padlet
Johannes Gutenberg changed the world forever in 1440 when he invented the printing press. With the instructions below, you can change the world forever by exporting your padlet into a printable or otherwise static version.
Accessing the export options
- Open your padlet and click Share button in the action bar.

- Scroll down and to the Export options.

- Click your preferred file format and adjust the settings if needed. Now you have exported your padlet!
Available export options
Save as image
This option will export your padlet as a PNG file. To save the file, right click the image and then click Save image as...

Save as PDF
When you save as PDF, you will need to choose your preferred page size and orientation. Then click publish PDF to complete the export.
Once the PDF loads in a new tab, click the download button in the upper right corner.
The attachments of your exported PDF are fully functional, so you can click any attachment to load it in a new window.

Save as CSV
This will download your padlet as a CSV file. You can use Numbers on a Mac or Microsoft Excel to open this file.

Save as Excel spreadsheet
This will download your padlet as an XLSX spreadsheet file. This exported spreadsheet will contain as many as four detailed worksheets depending on the contents of your padlet: Posts, Comments, Reactions, and Summary. Attachments on the padlet will be linked directly on the exported spreadsheet.

Select this option to print your padlet! You can choose the printer destination, orientation, and other options at this time.

FAQs
Why should I export my padlet?
I exported my padlet as a CSV/Excel. Why are the timestamps wrong?
Okay, but I really need my timestamps to be in my time zone. Is there a formula to correct them?
If you have any questions about exporting your padlet, please contact us!