About Behance Gradient

Free Behance Gradient SVG icon for download. Perfect for web and app projects, this Behance icon is professionally designed and optimized for crisp display at any size. Compatible with all modern browsers and frameworks.

How to Add Behance Gradient Icons to Your Website

Method 1: Inline SVG (Recommended)

The best way to add your Behance Gradient icon is by copying the SVG code directly into your HTML. This method offers the most flexibility and performance benefits.


                        <!-- Add this directly to your HTML -->

                        <svg class="behance-gradient-icon" viewBox="0 0 24 24" width="24" height="24">

                          <path d="..." />

                        </svg>

Benefits of Inline SVG:

✅ No additional HTTP requests - faster page load
✅ Full CSS styling control - change colors with CSS
✅ Animatable with CSS or JavaScript
✅ Scales perfectly at any size
✅ Works offline once loaded

Method 2: SVG File

Download the Behance Gradient SVG file and reference it in your HTML. Good for reusing the same icon multiple times.


                        <!-- As an image -->

                        <img src="icons/behance-gradient.svg" alt="Behance Gradient" width="24" height="24">


                        <!-- As a background image -->

                        <div class="behance-gradient-bg" style="background-image: url('icons/behance-gradient.svg');"></div>

Method 3: PNG Format

Use PNG when you need compatibility with older browsers or email clients that don't support SVG.


                        <img src="icons/behance-gradient-64.png" alt="Behance Gradient" width="32" height="32">

SVG vs PNG: Which Should You Choose?

Choose SVG When:

You need scalable graphics
File size matters (SVGs are smaller)
You want to animate or style with CSS
Supporting modern browsers only
Building responsive designs

Choose PNG When:

Email compatibility is required
Supporting legacy browsers
Using in Microsoft Office
Complex gradients or effects
Printing requirements

Common Implementation Tips

⚠️ Watch Out For:

Color conflicts: Remove fill attributes from SVG if you want CSS control
Size issues: Always set width/height or use viewBox for proper scaling
CORS errors: Host SVG files on the same domain when using as background images
Accessibility: Always include alt text or aria-label for screen readers

Making Your Behance Gradient Icon Accessible


                        <!-- For decorative icons -->

                        <svg aria-hidden="true" role="img">...</svg>


                        <!-- For clickable icons -->

                        <a href="https://behance-gradient.com/profile" aria-label="Visit our Behance Gradient page">

                          <svg>...</svg>

                        </a>


                        <!-- With visible text -->

                        <button>

                          <svg aria-hidden="true">...</svg>

                          <span>Follow on Behance Gradient</span>

                        </button>

Styling Your Behance Gradient Icon


                        /* CSS for inline SVG */

                        .behance-gradient-icon {

                          width: 32px;

                          height: 32px;

                          fill: currentColor; /* Inherits text color */

                          transition: transform 0.2s;

                        }


                        .behance-gradient-icon:hover {

                          transform: scale(1.1);

                          fill: #667eea; /* Custom hover color */

                        }

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use this Behance icon for commercial projects?

Yes! All our icons are completely free for commercial use. You can use them in websites, mobile apps, desktop applications, presentations, marketing materials, and any other commercial or personal projects without attribution required.

What file formats are available for the Behance icon?

The Behance icon is available in SVG (vector format) and PNG (raster format) in multiple sizes including 16px, 24px, 32px, 64px, 128px, 256px, and 512px. SVG is recommended for web use as it's infinitely scalable and has smaller file sizes.

How do I customize the color of the Behance icon?

For SVG icons, you can change colors using CSS (fill property), inline styles, or by editing the SVG code directly. Use our customization tools above to preview different colors and download the modified version. PNG icons have fixed colors but can be edited in image editing software.

What browsers support SVG icons?

SVG icons are supported by all modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and Internet Explorer 9+. For older browser support, consider using PNG fallbacks or polyfills.

How do I make the Behance icon accessible?

For accessibility, add appropriate alt text, aria-labels, or role attributes. For decorative icons, use aria-hidden="true". For interactive icons, ensure they're keyboard navigable and have descriptive labels for screen readers.

What's the recommended size for web icons?

For web use, 24px and 32px are most common for UI elements, while 64px and 128px work well for larger displays or hero sections. SVG icons scale perfectly at any size, so choose based on your design needs.

Can I modify or edit the Behance icon?

Absolutely! You can modify, edit, combine, or adapt our icons for your needs. Edit SVG icons in code editors or vector graphics software like Adobe Illustrator, Figma, or Inkscape. PNG icons can be edited in any image editor.

Do I need to provide attribution when using this icon?

No attribution is required! While we appreciate credit when possible, our icons are completely free to use without any attribution requirements in commercial or personal projects.

How do I implement SVG icons in my website?

You can embed SVG icons inline in HTML, reference them as external files, use them as CSS backgrounds, or include them via icon fonts. Inline SVG offers the most styling flexibility and best performance.

Why should I choose SVG over PNG for icons?

SVG icons are vector-based, so they're infinitely scalable, have smaller file sizes, can be styled with CSS, support animations, and look crisp on all devices including high-DPI displays. PNG icons are better for complex images with many colors.

How do I optimize icon performance for my website?

For best performance, use SVG icons inline for small sets, sprite sheets for larger collections, implement lazy loading for below-the-fold icons, and consider icon fonts for extensive icon libraries. Our SVG icons are already optimized for file size.

What if I encounter display issues with the icon?

Common issues include missing viewBox attributes, incorrect dimensions, or CSS conflicts. Ensure your SVG has proper viewBox and dimensions set, check for CSS inheritance issues, and validate your HTML. For PNG icons, verify correct file paths and image formats.

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