How do you post on Fansly?

Only creators can post: the composer appears after Fansly approves your application, which verifies your age, identity and consent in a two-stage check with status updates sent by email.

• The application runs in two stages, and verification is the part Fansly flags as critical — apply with accurate documents the first time.
• Approval arrives by email and switches on the creator tools: uploading media, locking content, scheduling posts and sharing stories.
• A denial can be appealed or reapplied under the conditions Fansly states; the help team answers through the help center contact route.

Fansly keeps posting simple: the composer sits at the top of the homepage on desktop and behind the + icon at the bottom of the screen in the mobile app.

• 1. Open Fansly and sign in to your approved creator account.
• 2. On desktop, click the composer at the top of your homepage; on mobile, tap the + icon at the bottom of the screen.
• 3. Write the caption, add media, set previews and lock settings, then click Post — captions stay editable after posting.

One Fansly post can carry a free media bundle and a pay-to-view bundle at once, with previews deciding whether locked content can travel to the For You Page.

• Add media through the upload flow and click Upload in the bottom right before posting.
• Previews are visible to everyone — choose frames that work as public marketing.

Scheduling runs through the same composer: the calendar icon with the clock sets a future publish time, and Fansly posts it automatically while you are offline.

• The composer shows two calendar icons — the one with the clock schedules the post for a date and time you pick.
• Scheduled posts sit in a queue you can open, edit, adjust or delete with the trash can.
• Draft a week of posts in one sitting and let the schedule carry the consistency.

Fansly pays creators 80% of the revenue their content generates — subscriptions, sold media, messages and tips — and funds become available to withdraw after a seven-day hold moves them from pending to available.

• Fansly states there are no hidden fees for payouts, processing or currency conversion.
• Tax documentation must be submitted before withdrawal — the platform prompts for it on the homepage.
• Each payout method sets its own minimum request amount and timeframe, so check the method list rather than assuming one floor.

The posting flow rewards the same operating habits as any creator platform: batch the media, plan the week, and let scheduling hold the rhythm while you spend session time with fans instead of the composer.