To add a Fanvue creator, open the OFManager desktop app, click Add Creator, choose Fanvue and sign in once on Fanvue's own sign-in page, where the creator then presses Allow. This guide is the agency side: who can connect a creator, what to have ready, what each screen asks for, and what to do when a creator has to sign in again.
It starts from a creator who already has a Fanvue account. If you are looking for how a creator invites a manager inside Fanvue itself, that is a different job, covered in Fanvue manager accounts.
What You'll Need
Other staff see no Fanvue in the app at all. Fanvue's pages open in the desktop app only. The web dashboard can connect a creator too, but it never opens Fanvue pages (more on that below).
Open Manage Creators
Where every creator is added.
In the left sidebar, click Manage Creators. The Fanvue creators you connect are listed here next to your OnlyFans and Fansly ones, each with a Fanvue button and a status.
Click Add Creator, Then Fanvue
Pick the platform.
Click Add Creator in the top-right corner. A small menu asks Which platform?: choose Fanvue.
The menu lists Fanvue only for the owner and staff with full creator access.
Click Sign in to Fanvue
This opens the sign-in window.
The dialog Connect a Fanvue creator says what comes next: you sign in once on Fanvue's own page, as the creator or as a team member who manages her. Click Sign in to Fanvue.
A separate window titled OFManager - Connect Fanvue opens over the app. The dialog behind it says Finish signing in to Fanvue in the window that opened. and keeps a Cancel button while you sign in.
The creator types her login into Fanvue's page, not into OFManager. Every sign-in starts signed out, so the next creator never lands in the last one's account. Best done with the creator at the keyboard.
Sign In on Fanvue's Page
The creator's login, typed on Fanvue.
The window then shows a short OFManager page titled Connect your Fanvue account? It names your agency and the app, and tells the creator that if she signs in, your agency can read and send her messages and manage her page through OFManager until it is disconnected. It also tells her to continue only if she knows your agency and expected this. Have her read it, then click Continue to Fanvue.
Fanvue's own sign-in page comes next. It is Fanvue's page, so Fanvue decides what it shows. This is what to expect:
Email and password, Google or X
These are the sign-in options Fanvue's page and help center list. The creator picks the one she normally uses.
A Google or X account
Fanvue's help center says an account made with Google or X has no Fanvue password of its own, so she signs in with that same Google or X account. A different one may lead to a new, empty Fanvue account, which is not her page.
A check that you are a person
Fanvue's page may run a check of its own. It belongs to Fanvue, and the creator completes it as she would in any browser.
A code, if she uses two-factor authentication (2FA)
If the creator turned on Fanvue's 2FA, Fanvue asks for her code on the same page, so whatever gives her the code has to be within reach. Fanvue's help center says manager and agency accounts cannot turn 2FA on at the moment.
A 2FA code she cannot get
Fanvue's help center says to contact Fanvue support from the account's email address. Fanvue turns 2FA off once it has confirmed she owns the account. OFManager cannot do this for her.
From Fanvue's sign-in page and Fanvue's help center, checked November 2026. Check Fanvue's current pages for what its sign-in asks.
The window only opens sign-in pages (Fanvue's, Google's and X's), never the rest of Fanvue. It can be resized if one of them needs more room.
Press Allow on Fanvue's Page
The creator allows the app.
After the sign-in, Fanvue shows its own screen asking her to allow OFManager into her account. It names the app, OFManager, and lists what the app can view and do for her. It does not name your agency, which is why OFManager's page came first. The creator should read it and press Allow herself.
Fanvue's API policy says a creator stays responsible for what is published or sent from her account, including by an app she has authorised. Tell her that before she presses Allow.
If she presses Cancel on that screen, nothing is connected and the dialog says the sign-in was declined. If the sign-in comes back without the access OFManager needs, the dialog asks her to sign in again and allow everything Fanvue asks for.
Finish, Then Open Their Fanvue Pages
Connected, then switch to Fanvue.
Connected to your agency.
The window closes on its own once Fanvue sends it back. The dialog shows Checking the sign-in…, Setting up the creator's Fanvue pages… and Adding to your agency…, then the creator's @handle and display name with Done and Connect another. If a line appears under her name, read it: it says her Fanvue pages need one more step.
To work in her pages, click your avatar at the top left, choose Fanvue and pick the creator in the sidebar. She appears in the Fanvue section, and in Manage Creators with her status.
Fanvue's own pages are in the menu, in Fanvue's order: Home, Profile, Notifications, Chats, Mass messages, Vault, Queue, Insights, Lists, Tracking links, Earnings & Payouts, Create Post and Settings. Each one also follows a page permission in the person's role, so staff with full creator access see only the pages their role allows. Earnings & Payouts opens the earnings pages only. The payout pages never open in OFManager.
The Creator's Login or a Team Member's?
The sign-in in step 4 can be the creator's own Fanvue login or the login of a team member who manages creators. Both connect a creator. Only one of them opens Fanvue pages in OFManager.
| The creator's own login | A team member's login | |
|---|---|---|
| In the dialog | Her page is added. | A list titled Pick the creators to add shows every creator on that login. Tick the ones to add, then click the Add button, which counts them (for example Add 2 creators). |
| Fanvue pages open in OFManager | Yes | No, not yet |
| How she shows in the Fanvue list | @handle | @handle · Team login |
| To open her pages | Pick her in the Fanvue sidebar. | Relink her with her own login first. |
A creator added through a team member's login does not open Fanvue pages yet. Only the creator's own login does. The picking screen says so: "Fanvue pages won't open for creators added with a team member's login. Each creator needs to sign in with their own Fanvue login for that."
To fix it, click the creator in the Fanvue sidebar. Her page says Fanvue pages need the creator's own login and has a Relink button. Click it: the sign-in window opens at once, and she signs in with her own login and presses Allow, as in steps 4 and 5.
A creator with more than one Fanvue profile (Fanvue linked accounts) has a separate login for each one, so connect each profile with its own sign-in. How Fanvue linked accounts and manager accounts fit together is in how to manage multiple Fanvue accounts.
Connecting From the Web Dashboard
The Accounts page of the OFManager web dashboard has a Fanvue section with a Connect Fanvue button. It is for owners and admins. Clicking it takes the browser tab to the same short OFManager page and then to Fanvue's sign-in. Fanvue sends the tab back to Accounts, where the dialog Connect a Fanvue creator says Back from Fanvue. Finishing the connection. and then Connected to your agency. A team member's login gets the same Pick the creators to add list.
The browser sign-in connects the creator but does not open her Fanvue pages. A creator connected this way shows Sign in to Fanvue again in the desktop app until she is relinked there, and the dialog says her pages in the app will ask for one more Fanvue sign-in. In Manage Creators she still reads Connected, because the connection itself works. The Accounts page lists each Fanvue creator with a note: Website login saved, No website login, Website login ended, or Team member's login.
When a Creator Shows "Sign in to Fanvue again"
It means OFManager has no working Fanvue login for that creator, so her pages cannot open. Her page says OFManager has no working Fanvue login for her name, and her row in the Fanvue sidebar reads Sign in again beside her handle (or shows a status such as Unlinked instead). It happens when Fanvue stops accepting the saved login, and after a connection made on the web dashboard, which keeps none.
Click Relink on her page or on her row in the Fanvue sidebar. In Manage Creators the plug button (Re-link Account) does the same, but it shows only when her status reads Unlinked.
A dialog titled Relink @handle opens the same sign-in window at once. The creator signs in on Fanvue's page and presses Allow.
The dialog says Signed in again. and her pages open. It has to be her account: if a different Fanvue account signs in, OFManager says "You signed in as a different Fanvue account."
OFManager cannot tell you why Fanvue stopped accepting the login. If it keeps happening, ask the creator whether she used Fanvue's "Log out of all devices and sessions".
Removing a Fanvue Creator
There is no button in the app to remove a Fanvue creator yet. She stays in your Fanvue list and in Manage Creators until we remove her, so if a creator stops working with you, or asks to be removed, contact us.
One Agency per Creator Page
A Fanvue page belongs to one OFManager agency at a time. If another agency already holds the creator, the dialog says This Fanvue account is connected to another agency. and adds nothing. In a team member's list, her row is marked Another agency and cannot be ticked.
Fanvue's agency terms also say a creator may be assigned to only one agency at a time (checked November 2026). If she has left another agency that uses OFManager and her page is still held, contact us.
Quick Troubleshooting
No Which platform? menu, or no Fanvue in it
Update the OFManager desktop app, and check you are the owner or have full creator access: nobody else is offered Fanvue. If it is still missing, contact us and we'll check your agency.
"Couldn't open Fanvue's sign-in"
The sign-in window could not load. Check your connection and click Try again in the dialog. If it keeps happening, report it with the code shown under the message.
"Fanvue showed an error instead of its sign-in"
That error page is Fanvue's. Try again in a few minutes.
"The sign-in took longer than 10 minutes"
Click Try again, with the creator ready. "The Fanvue window was closed before the sign-in finished" has the same fix.
"The sign-in was declined on Fanvue"
The creator did not allow it on Fanvue. Start again when she is ready to press Allow.
"The sign-in didn't give OFManager the access it needs"
Sign in again and allow everything Fanvue asks for.
"That Fanvue account isn't a creator and manages no creators"
Someone signed in with a fan account, or with a Google or X account other than the one the creator normally uses. Sign in with her creator login.
"Fanvue is busy. Try again in a minute."
Wait a minute. Starting sign-ins in quick succession is limited, so do not click through it repeatedly.
"Couldn't load this Fanvue page", "usually temporary"
The connection to Fanvue failed. Click Try again. If it keeps happening, send us the code shown under the message: it is what we can act on.
What OFManager Does and Does Not Cover on Fanvue
What it does
What it does not
OFManager is not affiliated with or endorsed by Fanvue. The full list of pages and limits is in Fanvue agency software.
Fanvue is in the OFManager desktop app for Windows and macOS. Connect a creator from Add Creator.
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