Fansly uses Walls and Collections for different kinds of content organization. Walls structure the creator profile and feed experience, while Collections help group media into browsable sets.
Public and private Walls
A public Wall can be visible to users who have access to the creator timeline. A private Wall is visible only to the creator.
The Main Wall controls feed placement
Every Fansly profile has one Main Wall. Fansly states that posts on the Main Wall are the posts used for followers’ and subscribers’ Home feeds by default.
Default profile view can be reordered
The first public Wall in the profile order becomes the default Wall a visitor sees when opening the creator profile. The creator can reorder Walls to change that experience.
FYP behavior is separate from Wall privacy
Fansly states that a post promoted to the FYP can still appear on FYP even if it belongs to a private Wall. Wall visibility and FYP promotion therefore need to be managed separately.
Collections group media
Collections can be used to group related media such as themed shoots or specific content sets. The original media permissions carry over into the Collection.
Best Creators tip: use Walls for navigation and Collections for sets
Use Walls to shape the profile structure and Collections for narrower media groupings. Keeping those roles distinct makes the profile easier for fans to understand.