Collaborative content needs more than a tag or a private agreement. Fansly requires co-performers to be verified and their consent to be documented before shared content is published.
Use the Co-Performers area
Fansly’s current workflow provides a dedicated Co-Performers page. You can request consent from another verified Fansly creator, invite someone who is not on Fansly through a secure verification link, or add a performer manually with the required documents.
Verification and consent are separate responsibilities
Identity verification proves who the person is. Consent documents that the person agreed to appear in the content. Treat both as required records and keep your project details clear enough that every participant understands how the material will be used.
Do not rely on creator tags as proof
Fansly’s newer co-performer workflow replaces older habits where a creator tag could be treated as sufficient proof. Use the platform’s supported verification and consent process instead of assuming a mention or tag covers compliance.
What if consent changes later?
Consent can be withdrawn or modified. If a participant retracts permission, stop using the affected content and follow the platform process for removal or review. Keeping sets and collaborations well organized makes this much easier.
Best Creators tip: organize collaborations like a production
Keep a simple record for each shoot: performer name, verification status, date, content set and consent status. That makes future audits, removals or updates far less stressful.