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Searching for creators & NSFW content


You can search for creators by clicking "Discover" in the left navigation, then searching by name or username. A creator will only appear in search results if they have their discoverability setting turned on. If you can't find a specific creator, they may have discoverability disabled - try their direct profile link instead.


How to switch to NSFW

By default, new accounts see Safe For Work (SFW) content only.

Age requirement

You must be 18 or over to access NSFW content on Fanvue. By toggling the NSFW filter on, you confirm that you meet this requirement (T&Cs Section 2.5).
In some regions you'll also need to complete age verification before NSFW content becomes available - see "Age verification on Fanvue" for details.

To turn NSFW content on:

  1. Open the bottom-left navigation panel and select Settings

  2. Scroll to "Display & Language"

  3. Toggle "NSFW Contents" on

Once enabled, search and Discover will include NSFW creators and content.


Troubleshooting - NSFW filter not working

I toggled NSFW on, but it keeps reverting to SFW

  • Log out and log back in, then try the toggle again

  • Make sure cookies are enabled for fanvue.com in your browser — without this, the preference will not save between sessions

  • Try a different browser (preferably Google Chrome), or clear your browser cache and cookies, then toggle again

  • Turn off VPN and do not use incognito mode

I switched to NSFW, but I still cannot find a specific creator

  • The creator may have their discoverability setting turned off - in this case, they will not appear in search or on the Discover page, even with NSFW on

  • Try searching for their exact username or display name

  • If you have their direct Fanvue link, use that to go directly to their profile

Still not working?

If none of the above resolves it, contact us via live chat or email [email protected]. Include your device type, browser or app version, and a description of the issue that you are experiencing at the moment.

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