How to Embed Behance Inspirations Into Your Documents?

Do you and your team get inspired by the amazing designers showcasing their brilliant work on Behance? Well, what if I told you that you could add that inspiring work directly into a document and embed Behance inspirations in 3 easy steps? Read on…

If you are a graphic designer, part of a design firm, marketer, architect, or just a design enthusiast, we are sure you have heard of Behance. Owned by one of the leading design companies in the world Adobe, Behance is one of the hottest social design platforms.

It’s a fantastic platform for anyone who wants to showcase and get inspired by awesome creative work. Behance started in 2005 and has grown to become the biggest community of artists, designers, and creatives.

They all come together to get inspired, share their ideas, get feedback from other deign-junkies and stand out professionally.

Use Bit Documents To Embed Your Behance Inspirations

If you and your team use Behance as a source of inspiration as you create, alter, enhance or update your work you’re going to love this smart trick! But before I dive in, let me give you a quick introduction to Bit in case you’re new here!

Bit.ai is a new-age document collaboration and communication tool that helps teams to collaborate, share, track and manage all company knowledge in one place.

Bit allows teams to create workplace documents like- design projects, design research, project proposals, sales decks, training documents, how-to guides, company policies, process documentation, media kits, fact sheets, competitive research, case studies, e-books, etc. If you want to send these documents to external partners, clients, customers or prospects, you can even track them to get intelligent engagement insights.

The secret sauce to Bit is its ability to create documents like no other document editor out there. Bit helps you create documents of the future that are dynamic and much more than plain-boring text.

Apart from allowing multiple users to collaborate on documents, Bit also allows users to share any sort of rich media like YouTube videos, SoundCloud Playlists, embed Google Sheets, Docs, and Slides, One Drive Excel Spreadsheets, GIFs, Tweets, cloud files, Pinterest boards, etc. Basically, anything on the internet with a link can be shared and Bit will automatically turn it into visual content.

Just enter any web link on a blank line and hit enter. Bam! The content will show up beautifully.

Read more: How to Embed Figma Designs Inside Your Documents

Why embed Behance files in a Bit document in the first place?

1. Smooth Workflow

We often share our designs with our peers over email or chat. Then we try to explain what the design is about in the following email/chat, and before you know it you’re drowning in a sea of questions and answers!

When you have your important content scattered around different devices and tools, your productivity always takes the backseat. It becomes all too easy to get lost in a sea of browser tabs, and shatter that workflow!

Browsing through hundreds of folders, searching in your disorganized and massively populated inbox, searching through your cloud files, notes, etc., all end up being a search mission that’s impossible to crack.

2. Collaborate Effectively

Sometimes you want more than just an email to explain what a particular file is about. You need context, information, and text to make your peers and teammates understand what the Behance design that you just shared is all about and what they are supposed to do with it.

Embedding a Behance design inside a Bit document provides you with that much-needed space to discuss, give suggestions and feedback, and collaborate effectively- without teammates being lost, missing the conversation, and feeling confused.

Read more: 12 Best Design Collaboration Tools for Designers!

3. Teamwork at its best!

In order to carry out your effective workplace collaboration and communication you need to bring all of your cloud files, data, content, and most importantly, people, under a single virtual roof. Where all your research, documents, spreadsheets, marketing, and sales collateral, internal wikis, knowledge, and digital content can co-exist.

How to Embed Behance Design Files Inside a Bit Document?

Bit’s documents are smart enough to read any weblink and automatically transform that link into visual content. Just enter any link on a blank line and hit enter. Bam! The content will show up beautifully.

With Bit, you can copy and paste any Behance weblink on a blank line of a Bit document and hit enter and yep it’ll appear in all its glory! No more dealing with messy iFrame/embed code!

Follow these simple steps to add Behance or any weblink into your Smart Bit Documents:

1. Copy the Behance shareable link.

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Important: Any changes made to this Behance project will be reflected in this Bit document rich embed in real-time.

Here are a Few Ways to Use Behance in Documents:

• Design Projects
• Development Projects
• Team Meetings
• Cross-functional Team Meetings
• Client Updates
• Marketing Collateral
• Proposals
• Design Training
• Research and more!

👉Watch this video to learn more:

Conclusion

Bit provides a common workplace for knowledge workers and executives to collaborate with employees, share their knowledge, brainstorm ideas, store digital assets, and innovate together.

With Bit’s latest integration with Behance, you can easily embed any live Behance files inside your Bit documents!

Got a question or need our help? Feel free to send feedback or tweet us at @bit_docs.

Further reads: 

• How to Embed Canva Designs into Your Documents?
• How to Embed a Google Form to Your Documents
• How to Embed OneDrive Files in Your Documents
• How to Add Smartsheet Spreadsheets to Your Documents