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Submit your tool to Behance

Behance is Adobe's portfolio network for creatives. A software maker can publish a case study project showing the product's UI, brand or app design, with a profile link to the product site.

Go to the submit page Nofollow link Free; Behance Pro optional (13.15 EUR/mo shown)

Is Behance worth it?

Useful only if the product has strong visual work to show, such as a UI redesign, mobile app screens or brand identity. A well made case study can be featured in Behance galleries and reach designers and hirers, but it rarely drives users to a non design product. Profile links carry rel ugc, so there is no SEO value. Free accounts can publish everything needed.

Who should submit to Behance?

Suits design tools, creative software, mobile apps with polished UI and studios that build products. Does not suit backend, developer or B2B tools without a visual story, or makers looking for a backlink or sign ups.

What you need before you submit

  • Free Adobe account
  • Project images or video of your own work
  • Project title, description, tools used and tags

How to submit to Behance

  1. Sign in with an Adobe ID
  2. Fill in your profile and add the product website under web references
  3. Create a project in the project editor
  4. Upload screens, add a case study text and tags
  5. Publish, the project goes live right away

Behance: pros and cons

Pros

  • Free and instant
  • Curated galleries can bring large exposure to standout projects
  • Good fit for design tools and UI case studies

Cons

  • Profile and project links are rel ugc
  • Audience is designers, not software buyers
  • Feature placement is chosen by Behance curators and is not guaranteed

Tips for Behance

  • Publish a real case study: problem, process, final UI
  • Tag the Adobe tools used, since Behance filters by tool
  • Link the product site in your profile web references
  • Post UI/UX work under the matching category to show up in that feed

Questions about Behance

How much does it cost to list a tool on Behance?
Listing a tool on Behance is free; Behance Pro optional (13.15 EUR/mo shown).
Does Behance give a dofollow link?
No. Its links are nofollow: a listing can send visitors, but passes no ranking signals.
Does Behance ask for a backlink or a badge?
No. It lists a tool without asking for a badge or a link back.
How long does Behance take to list a tool?
Instant.
Is the link dofollow?
No. Checked in November 2026 on three profiles: links to websites carry rel ugc.
What does it cost?
Publishing projects is free. Behance Pro is optional and was shown at 13.15 EUR per month, it adds tools for freelancers, not better links.
Is it a good place to launch a software product?
Only for products with visual design worth showing, such as apps and design tools. It is a portfolio site, not a product directory.

Facts checked . DR: Domain Rating by Ahrefs, checked . DR 4 is Ahrefs' new model, shown on ahrefs.com from 1 December 2026. DR changes; check a place before you pay for it.

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