Fanvue and AI persona accounts

Fanvue says clearly that AI creators are allowed. You choose the account type when you sign up, under Become a Creator and then Creator Type. It shows an “AI” tag beside your display name. Any AI-generated media counts. It does not have to look realistic, and there is no exception for using AI only as a tool. The Human Creator type is only for creators who use no AI tools at all.

You have to label in two ways. The first is the account tag. The second is a label on the content itself, which must be “clear and prominent” in the bio, the caption or as a watermark. Not labelling “may result in your content being removed and/or your account being suspended”. Fanvue’s list of penalties also includes a deduction from your earnings. AI creators still go through full identity verification with a government ID and a liveness selfie. That ties every persona to a real person who is responsible for it.

Your public profile has its own rule. Fanvue’s Acceptable Use Policy (version of 25 September 2026) says AI imagery in your profile picture, banner or intro video needs a clear AI label. Without it, your profile is taken off Discover until you fix it. The second time, the whole profile is hidden from public view. Fanvue says this does not delete your content or touch your earnings from existing subscribers.

The earning rate can change too. Creators who joined in 2022 were offered an 85% rate. It ended on 4 May 2026, and those accounts moved to the standard 80%. Nothing about the accounts themselves had changed.