Behance FAQs

A livestream may be terminated or removed if it violates our Community Guidelines.

If you believe your livestream content was improperlyremoved, you may appeal the decision.

You can submit an appeal by submitting a ticket or emailing us [email protected] with subject line "Livestream Appeal." Be sure to include the link to the livestream in question, and the reason that you believe this stream replay should be reinstated.

Adult Content Basics

Behance is all about helping creative people get exposure for their work, and our Adult Wall filter is in this spirit as well. Many countries, schools and companies block web sites that don't offer safe browsing. So, by offering and enforcing this feature, we keep your work available to as broad of an audience as possible.

Content behind the adult wall is available only to registered Behance users who are over 18 and who live in countries where adult content is legal. To learn more about our rules, please visit our Community Guidelines.

How will it affect browsing?

When browsing Behance, if you come upon a project that is marked Adult, you’ll need to:

Login, if you aren't already

Turn OFF safe browsing in order to view the project (and other adult projects). If you click Yes, this setting will be saved.

If you'd ever like to adjust your Safe Browsing setting, visit your Account Settings and check or uncheck the Block Mature Content in the Behance Gallery option under Account Information.

Mark Your Project Adult

To mark your project adult:

Navigate to your Project's Editor

Click Settings

Click the Basic Info tab

Check the This project contains adult content option.

*Note: Marking a project as "Adult Content" will only apply to the single project.

Before you comment, please read the guidelines:

Community Guidelines

Stay On-Topic

Comments must be about the creative work in the project that you are commenting on. Don't use comments on someone else's project to promote your own work or to link to other websites.

We consider off-topic posts 'spam' and we deactivate accounts that repeatedly violate this guideline.

Be Respectful

Although we are all for free expression, we ask that you keep your comments constructive and respectful. We don't tolerate abusive, vulgar or insulting comments.

For more information, please refer to our .

When you choose to live stream, please comply with the following rules.

Be of age.You must be 18 years old to live stream on Behance and you must be at least 13 years old to watch or comment on a stream.

Know the rules.Review Behance's Community Guidelines and Adobe's Terms of Use to ensure that your streams comply with our rules. Behance prohibits streams from containing any adult, profane, abusive, violent, or otherwise inappropriate or off-topic content. Additionally, streamers are not allowed to broadcast streams that promotes dangerous or reckless behavior (e.g., driving while streaming, playing with a firearm).

Be professional.Wear appropriate attire suitable for all ages and geographies (no nudity or sexually suggestive clothing; avoid showing hate symbols or profanity on your body or in the background).

Maintain awareness of what you're streaming.Avoid showing hate symbols or profanityon your bodyor in the background of your stream. Please also be aware of what you are streaming on your desktop/browser and ensure that it is appropriate and compliant with our Community Guidelines.

Only stream creative work that you have permission to use.This applies tobackground musicor any other creative work that may appear in your streams.

Stay On-Topic.Behance livestreaming provides a forum for users to stream creative work or to show a creative process.

If you believe your content was improperly put behind the adult wall or removed, you may appeal the decision.*Note: you are only able to submit the appeal once per project.

You can find the appeals process by opening the project from your profile or on the Edit Project Settings page within your account.

Blocking is a feature that helps you control how you interact with other users on Behance. Blocked users will no longer be allowed to: follow you, see your work in their feed, comment on your work, add your work to a Moodboard, and message you.

Block From Settings

Click on the avatar on the top right-hand side of Behance.net. Choose Settings and navigate to the Blocked Users section.

In the search input, type the username of the member you wish to block.

Once chosen, the user will appear in the blocked users list

Block From Inbox

If you receive a message from someone you don't care to hear from or you feel the message may be inappropriate, you can click the gear icon on the upper right side of the message pane and either choose Mark as Spam or Block User. Choosing Mark as Spam will block the user as well as submit the account for review to the Behance team, while Block User will simply block.

Unblocking

Users that you block will be noted in theBlocked Users section of yourSettings.If you marked someone in error, you can unblock them here.

Navigate to your avatar in the top right corner

ClickSettings

Scroll down to the Blocked Users list

Click theXto the right of the user you wish to unblock

*Note: you cannot block access to your profile. Your profile is public to anyone on or off of Behance. You can mark all of your projects private.

If you ever experience a user violating the Community Guidelines, you can make a report to us. See below on how to make a report to us:

Report A Profile

Go to the Profile Page

Find the Report button on the left-hand side under the About Me sections

Click Report

Select the reason you are reporting the project and add any additional comments that may help us in our review

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Report A Project

Scroll down to the bottom of the project

Find the Report button on the right-hand side

Click Report

Select the reason you are reporting the project and add any additional comments that may help us in our review

Click Send

Report A Work In Progress

On the web at:

Click the ... icon on the top right corner of the WIP segment

ClickReport

Select the reason you are reporting the segment and add any additional comments that may help us in our review

ClickSend

Using the Behance iOS app:

Click the ... icon on the bottom right corner for the WIP segment

ClickReport

Select the reason you are reporting the segment and add any additional comments that may help us in our review

ClickSend

Report A Job Post

Scroll down the job post

Find the Report button on the right-hand side

Click Report

Select the reason you are reporting the project and add any additional comments that may help us in our review

Click Send

Report An Inbox Message

To to report an Inbox message or block a user from Inbox:

Select the message you’d like to manage

Click the gear icon on the upper right side of the message pane

Choose Mark as Spam

* Note: Choosing Mark as Spam will block the user as well as submit the account to the Behance team for review, while Block User will simply block that Behance member.

Embed Content

To embed content into your Behance project:

Click the Embed Media button on the Edit/Create Project page

If you have the embed code, you can copy/paste it into the module that appears after clicking the Embed button.

*Note: The Embed Code is not the same as the URL.

https://s.tiled.co/xxx/tiled-how-to-guide

Example Embed Sources We Support

Adobe XD, Adobe Spark, Adobe Voice, Amazon Widget, Appointy, Artstation, Bandcamp, Cincopa, Codepen, Creddle, Dailymotion, Dartfish, Eko, Facebook video posts, Flixel, Flowvella, Genial.ly, Gfycat, Giphy, Google Maps, Google VR, Imgur, Interlude, Itch.io, InVision App, Issuu, JotForm, Knightlab, Kuula 360, Mailjet, Marvel, Matterport, Mixcloud, Prezi, ProttApp, Scribd, Shapeways, Sketchfab, Sirv.com, SlideShare, SoundCloud, Soundgine, Spotify, Tableau, Twitch, Twitframe, Verold, Vimeo, Vizor, Wirewax, Wufoo, Youtube, Juxtapose.

Sample Embed Codes

Vimeo

Click Share on the upper right hand corner of a video

Find the embed area and copy/paste this code

Go to Behance.net and Edit/Create a Project

Click Embed Media on the Project Editor.

Then, paste the code into this module and click Embed.

Adobe Spark

<iframe src=" https://spark.adobe.com/page/XXX/embed.html " width="512" height="256" border="0" style="border:0;"></iframe>

For more information on Adobe Spark, visit this post.

Adobe Dimension

<iframe width="640" height="480" src=" https://dimension.adobe.com/gltf/embed.html?assetId=XXX " style="border:none;" allowfullscreen allow="fullscreen; vr"></iframe>

Tiled

<iframe src="" frameborder="0" webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen style="position: absolute;top: 0;left: 0;width: 100\%;height: 100\%;border: 0;"></iframe></div>

If you'd like to Embed from a site that we don't currently support, we are happy to consider adding it as an accepted site. We add these based on demand, so if you get in touch with support with your request, we'll consider it.

Change your Behance URL

To change your username/Behance URL (be.net/yourusername):

Navigate to your avatar in the top right corner, a drop-down menu will appear

ClickSettings

Click theAccount Information tab

Click edit under Behance URL and choose a new URL

Click Apply when you're done.

* Note:

We suggest keeping professionalism in mind, as you'll likely be sending your Behance Profile to potential clients and employers.

Your previous URL/username willnotredirect to the new one

After you've created a project, you can remove it at any time, by either unpublishing it or deleting it.

Unpublish A Project

Unpublishing a project will hide it from your public view and save the project as a draft, which can be accessible for editing at any time.

To unpublish a project:

Hover over the Project

Click the gear icon that appears in the top left corner of the project cover

Click Unpublish

*Note: If these rollovers do not appear, please zoom out of your browser until you see the Create A Projectbutton on the top of your navigation. Your browser may be recognizing your window incorrectly and converting it to Tablet-view.

Delete A Project

Before deleting a project you created, please consider the following:

Deletions are FINAL and cannot be recovered.

To delete a project and all of it's content permanently:

Hover over the project cover

Click the gear icon that appears in the top left hand corner of the project cover

Click Delete

To download the original image files that you've uploaded to a project:

Go to the Project Editor

Hover over the image you would like to download

Click on the blue pencil icon

Select Download Original

*Note:This option is not currently available for video files.

Project images will automatically appear at 1200px when uploaded. However, if you’ve uploaded an image greater than 1400px wide, you can choose to make that image full bleed or have it reach from edge to edge of the Project page.

When you upload an image wider than 1400px wide, you’ll noticearrow icons in the top right corner of the image. Clicking that the arrow icons will make the image full bleed. No more fussing with background alignments or mobile error.

Using The Text Editor Toolbar

You can style your Project’s text in the Text Editor using the toolbar dropdowns for Font, Size, Color, Bold, Italic, Underline and Alignment. This is great for small selections of text, but if you're working with lots of text, we recommend designating a few different custom styles for your text instead of selecting the styling from the toolbar each time.

Adding A Link To Text

To add a link:

Select the text you want to turn into a link and click the link button.

Creating a Text Style

To create a text style:

Click the Styles dropdown

Click Edit Text Styles

In the Style Editor pop up, select a style you'd like to edit. As you edit the style, you'll see progress in the text box below.

When you're done editing, click Done.

When you're back at the original text box, highlight the text you'd like to change and then select the style.

*Note: You can change the style of individual lines of text but not the style of single words within that line.

Using The Clear Styles Feature

Copying and pasting text into a text box will remove most of the formatting to ensure a fresh start for editing. If you're having trouble styling:

Add new line breaks (pressing the enter key) between paragraphs to split up the text

Try pasting the text into a plain text editor to remove formatting before copying again to add to Behance

*Note:If you're editing text on an existing Project, you may want to try using the Clear Styles button for a fresh start so all the new styles work correctly.

Adjust Your Privacy Settings

To adjust your Privacy Settings:

Go to the Project Editor of the Project

Click on Settings

Select the Display tab

Click on Edit and choose from the dropdown (Everyone, Specific Members, Private)

*Note:

By selecting Private, the project will beinvisible to everyone but you

To Make a Project Private, but visible to a few, select Specific Behance Members

There is no way to make a Project private AND visible to anyone you send the link to. For more privacy options like password protected Projects, consider using our portfolio website service, Adobe Portfolio ( portfolio.adobe.com ).

To have access to all features of Behance (including uploading projects, messaging users, and more), you'll need to verify your email address. If you signed up for Behance but didn't receive a verification email, visit your Adobe Account Settings and clickresend verification emailunder the Adobe ID section.

Still didn't receive your verification email?Click here for troubleshooting tips.

Once your Adobe ID is verified, adjust the privacy settings on any of your Behance projects that were made private due to your unverified status. For more information on how to adjust the privacy settings, refer to our guide here.

*Note:If you’re still running into trouble, you can submit a help ticket here.

Co-Owning A Project

When you add a Co-owner to a Project, the project will be displayed on your Profile as well as the Co-owner's. You will only be able to add Co-owners who are on Behance.

To add a Co-owner to a Project:

Go to the Project Editor of the Project

Click on Settings

Select the Basic Info tab

Type in the name of the Co-owner in the box to find them

You can add multiple Co-owners. When you click Done to save, they'll be sent an invitation to Co-own your Project. The other user must accept your invitation to Co-own in order for the Co-owner’s name to show up in the Project.

*Note:

If you are the original uploader of a Project and select someone as a Co-owner, that user now has full control of the Project as well. They can add content, remove content, and un-publish the Project.

If you are a Co-owner but are not the original uploader, and do not want the project to show up in your Profile, you'll need to remove yourself as a Co-owner.

If you are the original uploader and you click Unpublish or Delete, you will affect everyone associated with that Project. Deleted projects cannot be recovered.

If the original owner of a Project deletes their Behance Profile, the Project will remain in each of the Co-owner's Profiles and can still be edited as normal.

Crediting Another Creative

When you credit a user for their work on a Project, it will display in the Project info. If that person is not on Behance, you can invite them via email.

To add a credit to a Project:

Go to the Project Editor of the Project

Click on Settings

Select the Discoverability tab

Type in the name of the user to credit

Creative Fields

Creative Fields are the categories we use to organize the work and talent on Behance.

While we understand that work does not always fall neatly into categories, having a system of categorization helps people who are browsing and searching to find your Profile. In order to promote your work most effectively, please choose the Creative Fields that best describe each Project you upload.

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*Note: If your Creative Field is not on the list, please see this .

While you cannot add a custom Creative Field to the list, you can include it as a Keyword (i.e. you can select Crafts as your Creative Field and glass blowing as a Project Tag).

If you’d like to suggest that a Creative Field be added or removed, please contact us here !

*Note: Read more about what a Creative Field is here.

As the original creator/uploader of a co-owned project, you ONLY have the ability to delete the project. This action will delete the project for all co-owners as well.

As a co-owner (not the original creator/uploader), you have the option to remove the project from your profile. The project will be removed from your profile and you will no longer have access to edit it. However, it will still be visible on other co-owner's profiles.

To remove a co-owned project:

Navigate to My Profile

Hover over the co-owned project

Click the Pencil Icon

Click Remove.

*Note: if you do not see the Remove option, you are the original creator/uploader. Clicking Delete will completely delete the project for everyone. Deleted projects cannot be recovered.

Behance has partnered with creative organizations and schools to help them build custom portfolio networks and curated galleries. If you belong to any of the communities shown here you can join the gallery, sync your portfolio and gain added exposure.

As a member of one of these networks, your work will be seen on their gallery in addition to the Behance network, and the gallery’s badge will appear on your profile page.

Join A School or Org. Powered By Behance

While some galleries are open to any creatives (such as Pantone Canvas ), others are restricted to members of a specific group (such as AIGA Portfolios - you must be a member to join).

To join one of the galleries powered by Behance:

Visit the Organizations & Schools page here

Click theJoin button beneath the gallery you’d like to join

You’ll be prompted to enter your credentials. If you’re joining an “open” gallery such as Pantone Canvas or the Creators Project, you’ll simply need to re-enter your Behance email and password. If you’re joining a restricted gallery such as a school network this will be your school or alumni email address.

During Step 2, if you answer YES when prompted with “Do you have a Behance Account?” all of your information and projects will automatically sync

*Note: to join a school gallery you must be a current student, faculty member or alumni with corresponding credentials for that school. Your AdobeID doesn't need to be associated with that school or organization, but you'll need to enter a valid email address.

Leave a School or Organization Site

To leave a Behance-powered gallery, without deleting your Behance profile:

Log into the gallery you wish to leave and visit your DASHBOARD tab

Click Leave next to your profile photo

*Note: by leaving a gallery your information will only be removed from that gallery and you’ll still have access to all of your projects, messages and appreciations on Behance.

Behance is available in 19 languages including English. You can change your language settings at the very bottom left side of the homepage.

User-generated content like titles, project text, and job postings will always remain in the original language the creator entered. We do support Behance content in all languages, so you can post projects and jobs using whichever language you like.

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Noticed a problem with a translation? Let our team know .

Don't see a feature on Behance that you would like our team to consider adding?

Submit your feature request here !

Learn about some accessibility features in Behance that allow you to showcase and discover creative work.

Behance is the leading online platform where you can broadcast your creative work widely and efficiently. It offers screen magnifier support, keyboard navigation, and operating system accessibility support (with some exceptions).

Support For Screen Readers

Behance offers some support for assistive technologies (which includes screen readers and screen magnifiers). For more information, see Accessibility conformance reports.

Support For OS Accessibility Features

The accessibility features of many widely used operating systems can be used on Behance. These accessibility features include high contrast and other display settings. However, there can be some limitations due to the current user interface of Behance.

Keyboard Navigation on Behance

Most of the interactive content on Behance can be navigated using theTabandShift + Tabkeys. The controls, such as links and buttons, can be activated with the Enter or Return key. There may still be some exceptions as outlined in the Accessibility conformance reports.

Have Feedback?

Behance is continuously working to improve its accessibility and user experience. You can share your feedback on the accessibility features in Behance by using this feedback form.

Technical Info

Behance, part of the Adobe family, is the leading online platform to showcase & discover creative work.

Creative people around the world join Behance, entering a community made with their original work and creative process in mind. Here, users showcase their work in the form of profiles comprised of Projects.

A Project is a grouping of images, videos, and other digital content with a related theme or process. Every project has a unique URL that can be shared across the web, as well as a View and Appreciation counter so you can track how many people have seen your project and given you kudos on a job well done.Here is an example of a Project created by the Behance Design Team.

Behance members can Follow your profile and you can, in turn, follow other users. When you Follow someone, their updates (projects they’ve uploaded, Appreciated, or Added to a Moodboard) appear in your For You feed.

The For You feed is the home screen for signed-in Behance creatives. As you follow more profiles, you'll start to see more projects appear in your feed. To view a Project that appears in your For You feed, simply click the Project Cover and the full contents of the project will open for you to view.

In your feed, you may start to notice projects that have a small badge in the corner of the Project Cover. Those projects have been Featured. Our team of curators search for the best creative work on Behance and showcases them using Curated Galleries.

Is Behance Free?

Yes! Participation in Behance is free, and there are no restrictions on the number of projects a member can create. There is also no limit on the number of images/media users can upload. The Behance platform is free for creative professionals across disciplines.

Ready To Jump In?

Here are some links that may help along the way!

What is a Project?

Fill Out Your Profile

Discover Creative Work on Behance

Curated Galleries

Curated Galleries are galleries dedicated to major Creative Fields like Illustration, Graphic Design, and Film. If you're interested in a specific type of work, these are a great place to start!

Like Behance Featured Projects, these are selected by our Curation Team, but are sorted according to the genre of the included creative work. If you click into a Gallery, you can view either Projects or People (Behance users) and then sort by related Creative Field to see more specific selections. You can also Follow a Gallery so that any new Projects added to the Gallery appear in your Activity Feed.

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Featured Projects

All featured projects on Behance and our Curated Galleries are hand-picked by our curatorial team, based on a number of criteria and data from the work uploaded.

We have a dedicated group of people who review every project published on Behance every day to find the most innovative projects that creatives like you have to offer.

For tips on how to get featured and the philosophy behind our curation, see post.

The easiest way to find fresh and interesting creative work is by using the Discover tab on Behance. Discover helps you find work in a few ways:

Best of Behance

Best of Behance lets you see a never-ending list of curated Behance projects that you can sort in a number of different ways. The default sort is by Featured Projects, which is a designation given by our Curators to their favorite Projects on Behance. But you can find almost anything you're looking for by using a combination of search terms and filters. You can click on a Project to view it and then scroll down to Appreciate the Project, Follow the Creative, or Add to a Moodboard. When you Appreciate a Project or Add to a Moodboard, members who follow you will be notified via their Activity Feed. When you Follow someone, you'll receive similar updates from them in your Activity Feed.

Curated Galleries

Curated Galleries are galleries dedicated to major Creative Fields like Illustration, Graphic Design, and Film, so if you're interested in a specific kind of work, these are a great place to start!Like Behance Featured Projects, these are selected by our Curation Team, but are sorted by Creative Field. If you click into a Gallery, you can view either Projects or People and then sort by related Creative Field to see more specific kinds of Projects. Also, you can Follow a Gallery so that any new Projects added to the Gallery will appear in your Activity Feed.

Creative Tools

Creative tools are handpicked galleries of the best work made with Adobe Creative Cloud tools like Photoshop, Lightroom, and Illustrator. So, if you're looking for creative inspiration, looking for different or new ways to use your own Creative Cloud tools, this is a great place to explore. Like Behance Featured Projects, these are selected by our Curation Team, but are sorted by Creative Tool used. When you click into a Gallery, you will see all Featured Projects that were made with that tool. You can also download the tool directly from the Gallery and Follow a Gallery so that any new Projects added to the Gallery will appear in your Activity Feed.

Schools and Organizations

Schools and Organizations are Galleries made for and maintained by leadingschools and organizations to showcase work from their students, faculty, staff, and members. They act a lot of Curated Galleries, but these Galleries also have individually maintained sites like Studentshow.com. These Galleries can be Followed or Joined (if you're a member) and will appear in your Activity Feed just like Curated Galleries.

You can sort through Behance using several filterson the search page.

To search and filter Behance content, select the magnifying glass icon in the top right of your screen. There, you can search for projects using keywords, or sort projects based on filters.

You can filter by Projects, People, and Moodboards. Additionally, you can sub-filter by Time, Creative Field, Location, Color, Tool, and School.

What Is An Adobe ID?

Your Adobe ID is your email address.Use the same Adobe ID to keep all your Adobe plans and products associated with a single account. An Adobe ID is essential for a secure and personalized experience with Adobe apps and services, and is required when you want to buy Adobe products.

Signing Up For Behance

When signing up for Behance, you’ll need an Adobe ID to create a profile. You can create an Adobe ID and sign up for Behance by:

Navigating to Behance.net

Click Sign Up With Email or select the Social Network login option (Apple, Facebook, Google) to create your Adobe ID

You’ll be asked to fill out a few fields - including your name, email address, and other basic information.

Follow some of our Curated Galleries to start building up your For You Feed with great work

*Note:

Please verify your account (using the email notification you’ll receive) so that you're able to use all features on Behance. When you come back to Behance, simply login with your new Adobe ID.

When you signup for Behance, you're also creating a new Adobe ID. If you already have an Adobe ID, you can sign up for Behance by using your existing Adobe ID to activate your Behance account.

That's it, you're off the races! Enjoy showcasing and discovering your creative work.

*Note: This feature is currently invite only. If you'd like to be invited for early access, signup here.

Step 1: Download a streaming service

Since you'll be recording what's happening in your Photoshop desktop app, you'll need a third-party tool to live stream. Feel free to use a service of your choice. Some suggestions: OBS, Wirecast, or Xsplit. Below, we'll outline the steps within OBS as an example.

OBS: Download OBS

*Note:Depending on your computer settings, you may have to visit your System Preferences to allow the download to open. (System Preferences > Security & Privacy > General > Open Anyway)

Step 2: Download the Photoshop Plugin

This plugin will capture what tools you're using in Photoshop, and include them in your Livestream's Tool Timeline so viewers can follow along as you create.

Download the extension manager

Download the Tool Timeline Plugin (The latest version of Photoshop is required to use this)

This Tool Timeline will appear along with your livestream replay. Downloading the plugin enables this feature.

Step 3: Start streaming!

Initiate your new stream on Behance. Ready, set, go live.

Go to Behance:

Start a new stream by visiting your profile and clicking Go Live under the + icon by your Avatar.

Under Livestream Info, add a title, brief description, and select a creative field, and click save when you’re done.

Click Get URL + Key to generate the unique URL you’ll need to use to begin your stream.

Open Photoshop:

Open the file that you’d like to stream from.

Open the Tool Capture extension by going to Window Extension Tool Timeline. (Restart your photoshop if you don’t see it.)

Click Start Tool Capture

Open OBS (or your streaming service of choice):

In Sources, click + and select Window Capture, then Add New, then choose the correct Photoshop window from the dropdown.

Want to stream yourself as well as your Photoshop app? Add a second source by clicking +, choosing Video Capture Device, then Add New, and then choosing your computer’s internal camera, or a webcam.

Click Settings in the bottom right corner. Then, select Stream from the left-hand menu. Under Service, select Custom. Then, paste your server URL + Key (generated on Behance) here.

Double check that OBS is capturing what you want to stream.

When you're ready, click Start Streaming on the lower right hand corner.

You're live! (Expect a 30 second delay before you can view yourself on Behance).

7. As you work in Photoshop, we’re streaming both your Photoshop application and your voice.

8. Respond to chats from your viewers as you stream by viewing your streaming dashboard

9. When you’re done, click End Livestream on Behance - this will end your broadcast. (For good measure, you should also click Stop Livestream on OBS, as well as Stop on the Tool Timeline.)

*Note: The replay of your livestream will live in the "Videos" tab of your Behance Profile.

Your Adobe ID is your email address.Use the same Adobe ID to keep all your Adobe plans and products associated with a single account. An Adobe ID is what you use to login to Behance.

(If you’re getting confused and losing track of your AdobeID, stop and contact us.)

Update Your Adobe Account Email

You may want to change the email address associated with your Adobe ID if you have entered an incorrect email address or if you want to use a new primary email address.

When logged into Behance, visit your Settings.

Click Edit this Adobe ID on Adobe.com > you'll be directed to visit your Adobe ID settings to change your email address.

ClickProfilebeneath your avatar

Scroll down to theAccount information and accesssection

ClickChangenext toPrimary email (Adobe ID)

In the window that appears, enter a new primary email address that you want to associate with your Adobe ID

ClickSave

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Adobe sends you an email to verify the change. If you don’t receive the email, see Didn’t receive expected email from Adobe.

If you're getting an error when you attempt to change or update your Adobe ID, it's possible that what you're trying to change it to isalready an existing Adobe ID. In that case, you should use the method below.

Change The Adobe ID Associated With Your Behance Profile

You may have multiple Adobe IDs and want to associate a new Adobe ID to your Behance profile. If you have a different Adobe ID you'd like your Behance profile connected to (as opposed to simplychanging the email address associated with your Adobe ID):

Login to Behance.net using your Personal Adobe ID currently associated to your primary Behance profile

Visit your Settings

Click theSwitch Adobe IDsoption on the lefthand toolbar

ClickUse A Different Adobe ID

Enter thenewAdobe ID you wish to use and the corresponding password.

ClickConfirm Your New Login

*Note:

Once you link to a new Adobe ID, that will be your new login email address.

If you are looking to associate an Enterprise Adobe ID to your Behance profile or move away from an Enterprise Adobe ID, please contact us.

If you also have a connectedAdobe Portfolio, you will see a different pop-up;for the support code.

There are many factors that go into what makes a successful upload - it's our goal to help each of you resolve uploading issues to use Behance to it's full potential.

First, check that you're using a browser that we FULLY support: (Latest versions of Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, and Chrome) If not, please upgrade and try again.

Make sure your image meets our format requirements(Check the formats accepted here )

Make sure that your image is under 50 MB

Make sure that your image is under our maximum allowed image pixel count of 32 million pixels (megapixels).

Make sure that you have Javascript, Cookies, and Flash enabled

Make sure that you don't have any Firewalls or Ad-blockers that might interfere

If you are still unable to upload, try the following:

Reduce the size of your image to below 50 MB

Open your image in photoshop and choose "Save For Web"

If none of this works, and you're still having trouble, try to think about your images that ARE working. Did you go about saving these a different way, or adjust anything with formatting?

At any point, you get can in touch with us by sending a ticket. Please include one of the images you're unable to upload and screenshots of any error messages you are seeing.

Adding Projects to a Team Page

There are two ways to add Projects to a Team.

1) If you're in a Team, you can add your Projects from the Team page itself using the Projects dropdown, then checking the box Add to Team Page next to projects you want to add

2) Alternatively, you can add a Project to a Team from the Project Editor. From the Editor, click Settings in the top left, then Discoverability from the next popup, and then Teams. Click Edit next to Teams to choose the Team(s) you'd like to add the Project to. You don't have to be a member of a Team to add your Project to the Team, but an admin will have to confirm that the Project was created for their Team before it will appear. Click Done to save your changes.

*Note: Only public Projects can be added to Teams.

Removing Projects from a Team Page

Team Admins/Owners:

All team admins or owners can remove any Project from a Team page. To do so, click Profile, then select the Team you wish to edit from the Teams dropdown on the next page.

Next, you'll be taken to the Team page where you can click Projects above the Team's user photo. Admins will be able to remove (or add) Projects from any member that has joined their Team. To remove a Project, simply uncheck the box Add to team page.

Non-Admins:

The steps are mostly the same as mentioned above, except that you'll only be able to remove your own Projects. If your Project is Co-Owned with someone, that person also has the permissions to remove the Project.

Make sure that your job post is appealing, accurate, and detailed enough to interest the most qualified candidates. Additionally, you can use relevant keywords, which include your job functions and industries, to help the right candidates find your job posting.

Here are some other suggestions to ensure you write a good job description:

Use a standard title for the position to help qualified candidates find your posting during their job searches.

Be specific when describing roles and responsibilities.

Outline any specific skill requirements (sometimes the best candidates may not match every single one).

Include a link to your company's page by and describe your company if it's not well known.

Recruiters should view an applicant's portfolio and work experience as updated on Behance and message the applicant using Behance for further information.

Jobs should not be Requests for Proposals or applications that require new, unpaid work to be created in order to apply.

Adobe Talent does not offer geo-fencing for jobs, so any member, anywhere can apply. Be sure to specify if you're only looking for applicants from certain cities, countries, etc. You can also sort by location in the Jobs Dashboard.

Applicants cannot attach additional documents to their application, please do not request them in your job description.

Terms of Service

You may not post jobs that point to specific work contests or other opportunities that solicit customized and unpaid creative work from creative professionals. Any such postings may be removed without refund.

We offer a paid "Talent Search" feature to recruiters and companies looking to discover and hire creative talents. By uploading a public profile or public project on the Services, you agree that the public information may be included in Talent Search results.

When you upload a video, the "poster image" for the video will be automatically selected from two seconds into your video file. There is not a way on Behance to choose a frame other than the one that is automatically selected.

However, if you decide to Embed your video file from Vimeo rather than upload directly to Behance, you will be able to choose the poster image.

Here's more info on Vimeo's FAQ.

Video Requirements

File Types:

MPEG

MPG

GT

ASF

AVI

FLV

M4V

MOV

MP4

M4A

3GP

3G2

MJ2

WMV

Video Width:

The max width for videos uploaded directly on Behance is 1280px. We recommend embedding the video using YouTube or Vimeo to achieve the full-bleed look you're going for.

Audio Requirements

We currently accept MP3 files.

EXIF Data (Exchangeable Image File) is comprised of a range of settings, such as exposure settings, camera brand, etc. that is automatically recorded by digital cameras. Exif Data can be an important source of knowledge in figuring out how creatives capture images or what tools they used in their creative process. Exif data information will appear when Exif data is present in your uploaded images on Behance.

Viewing Exif Data

When Exif data is present on an image, you will see anInfo button upon hovering over the image in the top left corner. Click on the Info button to expand and view the Exif data information.

FAQ

Opt Out Of Displaying Exif Data

To opt out of displaying Exif data on your images:

Navigate to your avatar in the top right corner of the page

Click AccountSettings

Under the Account Information section, you'll have the option to "Opt out of showing Exif data on my images".

Unsure why Exif data is not appearing for your image?Refer to this that can help you check if Exif data is present in your image.

*Note:

Location is omitted in Exif data information shown on Behance

Exif data is currently unavailable for images within a Photo Grid

Importing from Lightroom in the Behance Project Editor will not include Exif data

There is no limit on projects, although we encourage participants on Behance to focus on substance: quality, not quantity.

Cover images are a key part of the Behance browsing experience -- they allow people to quickly get an idea of your project so they can decide whether they'd like to view the entire work.

Cropping occurs only on the project cover thumbnail. Think of this image as a small preview of the work that will be inside your project.

We've standardized the size of all cover images so that every project is equally represented and adaptable for viewing on all areas of the Network.

Your cover image will be display at 202x158 px, but you must upload an image that is at least 808x632px. The reason for this is so that your cover image will look great on retina display screens. Once you upload an image, you can use our cropping tool to cut it down to the exact size.

First, check that your code is from an allowed website, and that you're embedding correctly.

Next make sure that you're using the correct code--it should be "embed" or "iframe" code from the website. Please note that we don't support embedding individual images, so if you're embedding from Flickr or 4shared, make sure it's a slideshow or other content, not an individual piece of media.

If you're seeing the error "You may not embed with a SCRIPT tag. Please use an IFRAME, OBJECT, or EMBED tag from a listed site," this isbecause that embed code utilizes Javascript, which we don't support in embeds for security reasons.

In some cases, the embed source has "old" or alternate embed code that doesn't include script tags.

Before publishing, you must choose, or upload, a cover image and set a title and creative field(s).

Cover Image + Title

Creative Fields

If you are unable to publish, there are a few possible causes:

1) Make sure that you have content in your project.

Check this by going to Project --> Edit Project. If you don't have anything in this first section, "Content," then you need to add some work(s).

2) Make sure that you've filled out the required fields under Settings.

Check this by going to Project --> Edit Project --> Settings. Certain fields on this page (Creative Fields, Project Tags, and Project Description) are required in order to publish.

3) Make sure you didn't set your project to "private."

Go to Settings --> Project Visible To. Click "edit" to change the settings.

If your problem isn't described above, please contact support for more help.

There are many ways to filter the Behance Gallery. The default view is by "Featured Projects." These are exceptional projects chosen daily by our curators, based on a number of criteria. You can find your recently uploaded project in the Gallery by using the other filters, such as "Most Recent." If you choose one of the Creative Fields associated with your project from the dropdown menu, and then click "most recent," you'll be able to find your project.

Note: There is a several hour lag time between publishing, and the project being reflected in search results. If you're unable to find your project at first, please revisit behance.net later that day.

If you still can't find your project, you may have a problem with Privacy Settings.

Go to your Project --> Settings --> Project Visible To --> Edit Visibility

If you've published a project but don't see it in your account (especially when logged out), please make sure that your Project isn't set to "Private." You may have accidentally restricted this project's visibility. Go to Edit Project --> Settings --> Project Visible To --> and make sure you haven't changed the visibility to "Private."

You can also check in your Project Drafts by going to My Profile -> Edit Project Drafts.

If you've deleted your content from Behance, it has been removed from Behance's database. Unfortunately we can't impact Google's search results--they usually update their data about every 2-3 weeks, but we can't provide an exact timeline.

Projects are the primary way Behance members can showcase their creative work.A Project is a grouping of images, text, videos, and other media, that have a central theme, idea, or purpose and are represented on Behance with a Cover Image.

Here is an example of a Project created by the Behance Design Team.

“Get Discovered with a Knockout Portfolio."

The average project will typically have 10-15 images (there's no limit, but this amount is best when displaying your work) broken up with descriptive text and a compelling title. All public projects are published to your profileand can be viewed by anyone by default.

If you have followers, this project will appear in their Activity Feed. As creatives Appreciate or Comment on your work, you will receive a notification letting you know. Each project is identified by a unique project URL that you can use to share with all of your social networks.Projects can also be co-owned with other Behance members, displayed on any Team you're a member of or added to a Moodboard.

You can always update or unpublish a project at any time and it will update instantly anywhere it is added or shared. However, when a Project is deleted, that action is permanent and all content on the project will be removed from the network.

Be sure to check out the rest of the FAQ for specific Project-related topics and message us if you have any specific questions or comments!

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To post a Project to Behance, please login and do the following:

Click the blue "Create a Project".If you're not able to see this button, please zoom out on your browser.

Begin adding your content. You have the option to add local files, Lightroom files, as well as text and embeddable content from other sites.

To add more content, use the "Add Media" box on the left hand column to upload files, embed media, add text, or import from Lightroom.

If you add text, use our Styling options to edit your text styles.

You also have the ability to align your text to the left, the center, or the right. Do to this, hover over your project text you've inserted, and click on the blue alignment buttons on the right hand side.

Place your mouse over a piece of media and a pencil icon will appear. Here you can: Reorder, Add a Caption, Replace, or Delete it.

When re-ordering, simply click the handle (the three horizontal lines) next to an element and then drag & drop the modules into your desired order.

Click on the "Edit Styles & Layout" option under "Edit Design" on the left-handbox to adjust your Dividers & Spacing, or customize your Background. Note that you cannot have individual dividers - they will be standard between each image. Also, you can change the Text Styles by editing the Headers, Sub-Headers, Paragraphs, Captions, and Text Links.

When you'resatisfied, click Save. Next, add your Cover Image by uploading a small image which will be your project cover. Your cover image will be displayed at 202x158 px, but you must upload an image that is at least 808x632 px. The reason for this is so that your cover image will look great on retina display screens. Once you upload an image, you can use our cropping tool to cut it down to the exact size. Also, write and add your project title during this step.

Continue on to settings before you publish your project. Here, you'll choose Creative Fields, Project Tags, and add aProject Description. You'll have the option to adjust project privacy, Copyright Settings, Credit other creatives, and add your Team page, Co-Owners and Tools used.

Then, click Publish! After publishing, you'll have the option to share with social networks for added exposure.

In order for us to display your project full bleed, the image must be 1400 pixels or larger. Please resize your image and attempt to upload again. Also please make sure you click the arrows on the right hand side of the image to expand it to full bleed.

Uploading Projects From Behance

Using the Editor from Behance will still allow you to push your projects from Behance to your Organization or School Gallery. The main difference is that, at the moment, Galleries are limited to a view of 725px wide rather than 1400px on Behance. Any margins or dividers you add will be kept in proportion using these dimensions.

If you originally uploaded your project using the uploader on Behance.net, you’ll be able to view the projects on your School or Organization page, however if you choose to edit the project, you’ll be prompted to edit the project on Behance instead.

Uploading projects from your School/Organization Gallery

Any projects you upload from the School/Organization Gallery will appear normally in the galleries and can be edited either on Behance or within the Gallery you uploaded it from.

When you edit an old (prior to May 2015) project, you’ll be met with a warning that the project will be edited in the updated project editor. A number of features have been updated in the new project editor including larger, full bleed images and responsive project pages.

To help Behance members show off their work in the best way possible on ALL devices, we now tile all background images that are uploaded. When you edit an old project that used a long background image (in some cases this was used to create the illusion that a project was full-bleed), that background image will automatically be tiled. We recommend either uploading a new, larger, full bleed image using the new editor or exiting the editor until you have that image ready to upload. Keep in mind, once you click save on a project, those edits CANNOT be undone.

One tip we recommend keeping in mind is that you can edit the spacing that your header takes up--you'll want to reduce this if you want your header image to reach the very top of your project.

The photo will be oriented exactly as it is uploaded, as we have no rotate feature. Before uploading, please open the file and make sure that it is uploaded in the orientation that you would like. If you're still having trouble (i.e. your image looks correct before you upload it, but is rotated incorrectly on Behance), your original file is likely not showing its true orientation. Please try saving the file again, or making a duplicate and saving that before uploading.