Behance Project Image Resizer

Use a 1400×1050 working canvas for a 4:3 Behance project image. Behance displays project images at 1,400 pixels wide; image height remains content-dependent.

Behance project image working size

Behance project image working size: 1400×1050 px working canvas, 1400 px display width

Behance documents a 1,400-pixel Project View width and up to 2,800 pixels in Lightbox, but it does not prescribe a 1,050-pixel height.

1400

width (px)

1050

height (px)

4:3

aspect ratio

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Sources

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Prepare the Behance Project Image

Prepare the Behance Project Image

Use this 4:3 canvas for a self-contained case-study panel. For tall process work, resize to 1,400 pixels wide with a height that fits the actual content instead.

Check the destination preview

Check the destination preview

Behance does not require 1400×1050. The width matches Project View; 1,050 pixels is a practical 4:3 working height for this resizer preset.

How to resize an image for a Behance Project Image?

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    Step 1: Choose a clear source image

    Start with an image that has enough detail for a 1400×1050 export. Enlarging a small source cannot restore missing detail.

  2. 2

    Step 2: Apply the 1400×1050 preset

    Upload the image, select the Behance Project Image preset, and choose Fit to preserve the full image or Fill to crop the canvas.

  3. 3

    Step 3: Review and download

    Check the crop, text, and edge spacing at the final size, then download the result and preview it in Behance.

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1400×1050 px working canvas, 1400 px display width. Behance documents a 1,400-pixel Project View width and up to 2,800 pixels in Lightbox, but it does not prescribe a 1,050-pixel height.

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