How to run an AI creator on Fanvue (rules + workflow)
Fanvue is the platform that actually wants disclosed AI creators. You pass KYC as yourself. The public page is a girl you built. You say she is AI. Then you post, tease, and sell PPV like any other fans page.
Updated 20 August 202612 min read18+
That is the legal version of the "AI OnlyFans" pitch people sell on X. OnlyFans will not host a face that is not the verified creator. Fanvue will, if you follow three rules.
This is the operator workflow, from first character to a week of posts. The matching studio page is the AI content studio for Fanvue. Adults 18 and over only.
Pulled from Fanvue's own help and legal pages, checked 14 August 2026. Break these and the post goes; keep breaking them and the page goes.
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Disclose that she is AI
Fanvue's AI policy and Community Guidelines, section D require a clear, prominent disclosure that the media is not real. Bio, caption, or a mark on the file.
- 2
No real person except you
The AI girl cannot be a copy of a real person other than the account owner. No celebrity, no other creator, no "she looks like my ex." Prompt text does not count as consent.
- 3
She has to look like an adult
Visual and contextual. "The prompt said 24" is not a defence — Fanvue says prompt text cannot prove age. If a reasonable moderator would hesitate, throw the render away.
Every AI upload can be run through Fanvue's "Reasonable Person's Test" by three or more moderators. You keep 80% of earnings after the first-month promo — Creator Earnings & Payouts (updated 22 April 2026) sets the standard split at 80/20, with a 15% platform fee for the first 30 days after KYC. Budget the long-term number.
Do this before you open Fanvue. Fans spend when they feel they know her — a face that changes every post cannot be known.
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Write a one-page character file
Name, age band (adult or mature, never "just turned"), city vibe, how she talks, what she would never say, signature marks: a beauty mark, a gold hoop, a specific nail colour.
- 2
Lock the face in a studio that saves a reference
The OnlyNudes character creator is built for this: pick her look (hair, eyes, skin, age appearance), generate four previews at 2 credits each — 8 credits total — and save the one you will actually post. She stays pinned next to the prompt while you make the week's set.
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Make a small SFW pack first
Face in clean light, three-quarter with the same hair, full body in clothes Discover will accept, and one motion still you can turn into an intro clip. Those four files are the public identity. Everything else is inventory.
| Step | Credits | USD |
|---|---|---|
| Create character (4 previews) | 8 | $0.06 |
| 12 SFW identity stills | 240 | $1.71 |
| One 5s intro clip | 100 | $0.71 |
| Week-zero identity pack | 348 | $2.48 |
Fanvue's own onboarding (top 6 ways to get your first fan) is unglamorous and correct:
- KYC with your government ID and a live selfie. Not the character's face. Not a generated ID.
- Avatar 1080×1080, banner 1192×335, no nudes on either.
- Intro video under 30 seconds, no nudity. Fanvue claims a strong intro can lift conversion by up to 45%.
- Discoverability toggled on.
- Welcome message set — you can attach a paid unlock.
- At least 3 posts live before you send traffic. They recommend 20 if you can.
Price the sub as a door, not as the business. Fanvue's settings doc says $10-$30 tends to perform; operators actually running AI pages cluster lower, $7.99-$14.99, because 70% or more of the money comes from PPV in DMs. A cheap sub filters window shoppers without asking a stranger for a date on the first click.
| Day | Wall (included) | Inbox / PPV |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | 8-photo "meet her" set + intro clip | Welcome message with a $5 preview unlock |
| 1 | Morning still, caption in her voice | Free hello to new subs, no pitch |
| 2 | Outfit try-on still | Soft ask: "want the rest of this set?" $12 for 8 photos |
| 3 | 5s clip of a still you already posted | Same clip, longer or tighter crop, $8 |
| 4 | Hotel / apartment still | Custom menu: three options you already rendered |
| 5 | Mirror still | Re-ping quiet subs with one new frame |
| 6 | Behind-the-pose still | Bundle the week's leftovers at $20 |
| Item | Count | Credits | USD |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wall photos | 16 | 320 | $2.67 |
| PPV photos | 24 | 480 | $4.00 |
| 5s teasers | 4 | 400 | $3.33 |
| Week one | 1,200 | $10.00 |
That is a full first week, including paid inventory, for about $10 of credits. The expensive part is not the pictures. It is answering DMs.
Put it where Fanvue asked, then stop apologising. Bio, first or last line, not buried:
AI creator. 18+. New sets during the week, longer clips in DMs.
Captions: "AI" or "AI-generated" once, then write as the character. Operators who post real numbers say the same thing: disclosure on the Fanvue page does not kill spend. Fans who open an AI page already know. The ones who bounce were never going to pay.
- Do not hide the label and hope Discover treats you as a real woman. That is how pages get removed.
- Do not write a three-paragraph ethics statement on every post. That is how pages get skipped.
- Do not make Instagram the disclosure surface and Fanvue the secret. Fanvue is where the rule is written, and Instagram has its own AI label and its own bans.
Fanvue's official AI Messaging tool is a rewrite button on a message you already typed, not a licence to run an unsupervised closer. If you automate chat later, stay inside Fanvue's tools and keep a human on high spenders. Content is cheap; chat is the business.
Stills subscribe people. Motion sells the unlock.
A 5-second clip from a still you already posted is the default teaser: robe slipping, hair turn, look-back, sitting up in bed. The still is 20 credits, the clip is 100. The full clip menu and pricing math is in PPV teasers from one image.
- Wall: muted 5s, same moment as a photo already on the page. Caption is a half-sentence.
- Mass message: the next 5 seconds, or a tighter crop, locked.
- Custom: the thing the fan asked for, generated after they pay — or a menu of three already-made options.
The pictures do not get discovered on Fanvue. Discover helps a bit if the intro is clean and the toggle is on. The audience is built on Instagram, X, Reddit, and sometimes Telegram.
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Instagram is a SFW showroom
Same face, 1-2 short clips a day, stories every day. Lifestyle, hair, outfits, city light. No nudity, no "link in bio for the real thing" burned into the reel. First frame has to read at mute; text on screen is three words max.
- 2
Post reels that survive mute
Try-on loops, corridor look-backs, morning stretch-and-coffee, "choose the outfit" slideshows. Boring on purpose — boring is what the algorithm treats as a real person. Collabs with pages in the same SFW lane beat hashtag blocks.
- 3
X is for the thirsty and the operators
Post the same SFW clip, reply as the character to people already in the niche. Do not reply-spam under large accounts.
- 4
Telegram is an optional warmer room
One everyday photo a day plus the Fanvue link. Cold traffic stays free; checkout stays on Fanvue.
Keep the Instagram profile SFW, use a plain landing page if the raw Fanvue link gets you actioned, and do not argue with a ban in the app. Traffic without a catalogue is wasted; catalogue without traffic is a private folder. Week one is both, in that order: 20 posts and a welcome message before you mass-follow anyone.
Platform: free to open, KYC required, 20% platform fee after the new-creator window. Studio, if you use OnlyNudes instead of stacking three subscriptions:
| Month-one job | Credits | USD (Extra rate) |
|---|---|---|
| Character + identity pack | 348 | $2.90 |
| Four weeks at the week-one pace | 4,800 | $40.00 |
| First month of media | 5,148 | $42.90 |
In practice you would buy the $50 Pro pack (6,250 credits) and have about 1,100 credits left over. That is the honest first-month media bill for a daily AI page: about one Pro pack, not a pile of subscriptions. Current packs are on the credits section.
FAQ
Does Fanvue allow fully AI creators?
Yes. Fanvue's help centre says fully AI-generated content is allowed when you disclose it, you do not copy a real person (unless that person is verified), and the character does not look under 18.
Do I verify as the AI girl?
No. You verify as the human who owns the account. Passport or licence, live selfie, your face. The character is the product. You are the operator.
Will disclosure ruin sales?
Not according to operators who publish numbers and keep the label on the Fanvue bio. It will ruin it for the people who wanted to be tricked. Those people are also how you get reported.
Can I run this on OnlyFans instead?
No. OnlyFans' AI rules require the verified creator's own likeness. OnlyNudes builds a character, not a copy of you, so the page for her is Fanvue.
How much should I charge?
Sub in the $8-$15 band unless you already have traffic. PPV photos in the $8-$20 range, short clips a bit higher, customs after someone has bought twice. Raise prices when DMs are busy, not when the page is empty.
What about Instagram bans?
Assume you will lose an account eventually if you push adult traffic hard. Keep the Instagram page SFW, post consistently, and do not make Instagram the only door. A Fanvue page with a working X account still sells if Reels die.
Where do I make the girl and the sets?
Build her once in the character creator, keep the saved reference, then cut the week in the studio: photos at 20 credits, clips at 20 credits a second. No subscription, no watermark, you own the output.
Your first Fanvue week costs about $10 of renders
Build the character once, render the week in one sitting, and spend the rest of your time in DMs, where the money actually is. Photos are 20 credits. No subscription.