Community Rules

Fanvas is for creators and the fans who support them. These rules keep it safe and fair. Breaking them can get content removed or an account suspended. You can always appeal.

Be respectful

• No harassment, bullying, threats or hate based on who someone is.
• No encouraging self-harm or violence.
• Disagree politely. Creators can block fans who cross the line.

Keep it clean

• No sexual or adult content of any kind.
• Nothing that sexualises minors. We report child abuse material to the authorities.
• No graphic violence or shock content.

Only post what you have the right to

• Your own videos, or ones you have permission for, including music, clips and images.
• No re-uploading other creators' content.

Be honest

• No scams, fake giveaways or misleading titles and thumbnails.
• No pretending to be someone else, a brand, or Fanvas.
• Mark videos Sponsored when a brand paid you or gave you something for them.
• Chatters always reply under their own TEAM badge and never claim to be the creator.

Protect privacy

• Don't share anyone's address, phone number, private photos or other personal details.
• Never ask anyone under 18 for personal details or to meet.
• Keep payments on Fanvas. Anyone asking to be paid outside Fanvas is a red flag: report it.

No spam

• No bulk messages, unwanted promotions or fake engagement (including fake likes or comments). Messages to all subscribers: up to 3 a week.
• Keep comments kind and on topic. Creators and their teams can remove comments on their videos.
• Photos and videos sent in messages are checked by Fanvas first, just like uploads.

What happens if rules are broken

• Videos can be sent back with a reason, or taken down.
• Messages can be removed.
• Accounts can be warned or suspended. Suspended accounts can still log in to see why and appeal; a creator's manager can appeal for them.
• Creators and managers are told when their content is reported (never by whom) and told the outcome.

Report it

Tap Report under a video, a message or on a creator's page, or use the Safety page in your dashboard. If someone is in danger right now, contact your local police first.