PORTFOLIO PDF FAQ
WHAT CHANGES THE LENGTH
A short project sequence and a detailed case study do not need the same amount of space. Keep only the pages that help this reader understand the work.
READER
Start with the review context.
A quick overview and a deeper project review need different amounts of detail.
PROJECT DEPTH
Give complex work room when it earns it.
Use more pages only when the sequence, process, or outcome needs them to stay clear.
EDITING
Cut repetition before adding pages.
Similar screens, images, or explanations usually weaken the document instead of strengthening it.
CUT BEFORE YOU ADD
The page count itself is not the goal. A useful portfolio PDF makes it obvious what the work is, what role you played, and why the selected projects belong together.
Before you add another page, check whether the existing sequence already tells the story. If two pages make the same point, keep the clearer one. If a case study needs more context, add only the detail that changes how the reader understands it.
Treat an archive and a portfolio as different things. An archive preserves more material. A portfolio makes a deliberate selection for a particular reader.
WHERE EXPORTFOLIO FITS
Free access starts with up to three selected project PDFs. That is a project-selection limit, not a promise about how many pages your final portfolio should contain. Use layout-aware or image-per-page export according to how the work should be read.
KEEP READING
Use ExportFolio only for public Behance work you own or have permission to export. ExportFolio is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Behance or Adobe.
When the selection is ready, build a portable PDF around the way you plan to share it.
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