Use images to encourage collaboration, communicate ideas, or share funny memes.
On a chilly autumn day in September 1940, 18-year-old Marcel Ravidat was walking through the dense forests of Montignac, France, with his dog Robot. When Robot began sniffing around the hole left by an uprooted tree, Marcel discovered a dark passageway descending 50 feet into the ground. Marcel believed he had found the secret passage to the legendary Lascaux estate, but what he had discovered was much more important.
Marcel discovered the Lascaux caves, which contain over 600 paintings by people 20,000 years ago. These images depict people, animals, and abstract forms, and convey the truth that we have long used visual images to understand existence. It is our instinct to express life through images.
Starting today, you can now satisfy this natural human desire in the comments section of Padlet. You can now add images as comments in Padlet.
If you open the attachment picker in the comment, you'll find an option to draw like you did in the Lascaux cave. You can also upload a file, add a GIF, take a photo, or create an AI image with 'I can't draw'.
This update will make the comments section of Padlet more collaborative and fun. Comment on a design Padlet with the latest graphics, or comment on a friend's birthday Padlet with a funny GIF.
I can't promise that your Padlet comments section will ever be as deep and insightful as the Lascaux Cave, but it will definitely have a lot of GIFs.
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