Help Center/Content

Content Tutorial

Uploading and managing your posts — photos and albums, captions, access control and PPV pricing, scheduling, and editing or reviewing published content.

Step 1 — Start an upload

From the Content tile, the Upload tab lets you choose a photo, a multi-photo album, or a video.

The Upload tab — dropzone for a single photo post.
1. The Upload tab — dropzone for a single photo post.
Album mode lets you upload several photos into one multi-photo post.
2. Album mode lets you upload several photos into one multi-photo post.

Step 2 — Preview your upload

Once a file is selected, a preview appears before you fill in the post details.

A selected photo shown in preview, ready for captioning.
1. A selected photo shown in preview, ready for captioning.

Step 3 — Caption, access control, and tagging

Add a caption, choose whether the post is free, subscription-only, or pay-per-view (PPV) with its own price, and tag any collaborating creators.

Caption field, access-control options (Free / Subscribers / PPV), and creator tagging.
1. Caption field, access-control options (Free / Subscribers / PPV), and creator tagging.

Step 4 — Scheduling

Instead of publishing immediately, you can schedule a post to go live at a future date and time.

The scheduling section, expanded, with date and time controls.
1. The scheduling section, expanded, with date and time controls.

Step 5 — Manage published content

The Manage tab shows every post you've published, with options to edit or review each one.

The Manage tab — grid of published posts.
1. The Manage tab — grid of published posts.
Editing an existing post from the Manage grid.
2. Editing an existing post from the Manage grid.

Step 6 — Tagged-in content and compliance

The Tagged tab lists posts where other creators have tagged you, alongside the required 2257 record-keeping notice.

The Tagged tab and the 2257 compliance notice.
1. The Tagged tab and the 2257 compliance notice.

Notes

  • PPV (pay-per-view) content is hidden behind a paywall in the feed until a fan pays to unlock it.
  • Content involving another creator requires tagging them, which links the post to both profiles and satisfies record-keeping requirements.