What does Behance do?

Behance is an online platform founded in 2006 by Scott Belsky and Matias Corea in New York City. It empowers creative professionals to showcase their portfolios, connect with peers, and discover job opportunities. Acquired by Adobe in 2012, Behance integrates with Adobe's Creative Cloud and serves over 50 million members globally, including designers, illustrators, photographers, and artists. The platform allows users to create visually appealing profiles, upload projects for exposure, and receive feedback. It offers job and freelance opportunities, enabling users to set availability, list services, and get paid securely. Behance Pro, a premium tier, provides additional features like zero platform fees and advanced project settings. The community aspect encourages global networking and inspiration, making it a valuable resource for creatives looking to advance their careers.