Can You Be Signed In to Two Behance Accounts at Once on the Same Computer?

Can you stay signed in to two Behance accounts at once? #

Not through anything Behance documents. According to Behance's Help Center (read 3 October 2026), you sign in with an Adobe ID, which is your email address, and the way to use a different account is to log out and sign in with another Adobe ID.

The Help Center pages read for this guide describe no account switcher for the website. Three options sound like switching, and the table further down shows that none of them keeps two accounts signed in together. Two accounts open side by side therefore need two separate browser sessions, which is what browser profiles provide. Everything below describes behance.net in a desktop browser; the pages read say nothing about switching accounts inside the iOS or Android apps.

What signing in to Behance involves #

Behance is part of Adobe, so its sign-in is an Adobe ID. The Help Center page "Sign-In & Your Adobe ID" (last updated 7 September 2023) gives these basics:

Because the login name is an email address, the Help Center warns that punctuation matters: two addresses that differ by a single dot are two different Adobe IDs.

Three options that sound like account switching #

Each is a real feature, but none is an account switcher.

The first row deserves care. It changes the login email of the profile you use it on, so it is a re-pointing tool, not a way to hop between two accounts. The Help Center also states that there is no way to merge two Behance profiles.

The documented route: log out, then sign in with the other Adobe ID #

1. Log out of Behance.
2. Select Sign In in the top right corner of Behance.net.
3. Enter the other Adobe ID and its password. If that account was created with Facebook or Google, pick that option instead, because the Help Center says you normally log in the way you signed up.
4. If Adobe offers a choice of profiles, such as Personal and Business, choose the one that holds that Behance account.
5. Check the avatar and name in the top right before you do anything else.

The last step catches the commonest slip. According to the Help Center, an empty account after login usually means you signed in with the wrong Adobe ID and opened a new, blank profile; the fix is to log out and try a different Adobe ID.

Ways to keep two accounts open together #

The set-up steps are in the guide to separate browser profiles for Behance. A private window is not a substitute: Behance's Supported Browsers page suggests one only as a test for extension conflicts, and private windows and VPNs work differently from profiles.

If switching goes wrong #

• The profile is empty. The cause is usually the wrong Adobe ID, the wrong login method, or a profile choice you clicked through. See why Behance logs you out or opens a blank profile.
• You keep being signed out. The Help Center ties this to browsers that block third-party cookies, covered in the same guide.
• You do not remember the email. The Help Center tells you to complete the account recovery process and, if you cannot reach the email address, to contact Behance. It adds that for security reasons it cannot grant access to, merge, sync or delete accounts you cannot log in to.
• You want to combine two accounts. There is no merge. The Help Center's workaround is to choose the profile to keep, make it a co-owner of every project on the other profile, and only then delete the other account. Deleting a Behance profile is instant and permanent according to the Help Center, so read its deletion guide first.

Where ADSSPEED fits #

Most of this guide needs only Chrome or Edge. When the number of accounts grows, ADSSPEED, a desktop app for Windows and macOS, keeps a separate set of cookies, local data and browser settings for each profile, so accounts you manage stay signed in next to each other without logging one another out. Profiles can be opened, stopped and organised in bulk, a proxy can be set per profile or assigned to many at once, and profile data stays on your own computer. Android phone profiles, each with its own device configuration, run mobile apps on a PC. ADSSPEED is not affiliated with Behance and does not change Behance's rules.