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Content Tutorial

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

Step 1Start 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 2Preview 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 3Caption, 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 4Scheduling

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 5Manage 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 6Tagged-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.