OnlyFans, ManyVids and Fansly creators now have a dedicated place in the PRDB porn database. Our recent updates bring their video records together in the Fans view, with platform and creator filters, clearer release cards and more ways to find the entries that belong in your collection.
We have also improved how OnlyFans and Fansly releases connect to creator accounts and scene records. That helps both when browsing the web app and when compatible collection tools identify releases from your Usenet indexers.
Here is what you can do with the new features. The screenshots below were captured from the live app on 22 October 2026 with SFW mode enabled. Preview images are blurred by the app; interface text remains visible.
Browse three adult creator platforms in one view
Open Fans to explore OnlyFans, ManyVids and Fansly records together. Select one platform to focus your search, or select several to browse them side by side. With no platform selected, the view includes all three.
The search field looks through titles and accounts. Each video card shows its platform and creator handle, with a release date where one is available. Click the handle beneath a card to filter the list to that publishing account, or open the card to inspect the video record.
This gives adult creators a useful place alongside the porn actors, models and studios already in PRDB. Platform badges help you see which account published a release, even when similar names appear on different services.
Search by creator account or by person
A publishing account and a performer answer different questions. Use Account when you want entries from a particular OnlyFans, ManyVids or Fansly profile. Use Person when you want to explore videos connected to a porn actor or model through recorded account ownership or performer credits.
For example, a creator can publish under one handle while appearing as a guest in another account’s video. PRDB keeps account identity and performer credits separate: a guest appearance does not make someone the owner of that account. The same handle on OnlyFans and Fansly also remains two separate platform accounts.
Results depend on the links recorded in the porn database. Where a person or account has not yet been connected to a video, the corresponding filter cannot find that relationship.
Choose whether to include videos without preview images
The Fans view starts with With image selected. This makes the first page easier to browse visually, but it also hides records that do not yet have a preview.
To explore more of the catalogue, change the preview-image filter to All. Choose Without image to see only records still missing a preview. On smaller screens, these controls are inside Filters.
Videos without an image display a tile in their platform’s colour, labelled No preview yet. You can still see the title, platform and account, and open the record. Where community previews are available, cards can show those instead. SFW mode continues to blur preview imagery.
Some entries begin with basic information extracted from a release name. Their cards carry a Title from the release name indicator, so you can distinguish those titles from more complete scene metadata. A missing image or release date does not mean the record is missing from PRDB.
Find recent additions and keep your wanted list in view
Use Release date to browse by the scene’s recorded release date, or Date added to see what has recently entered PRDB. These are separate dates: an older video can be a new addition to the porn database. You can also filter by a range of release dates or dates added.
The Fans view includes filters for Wanted, Pending, Fulfilled and Not wanted, plus a Favourite accounts filter. Ignored accounts stay out of the results unless you choose to show them.
Your search and filters are reflected in the page URL. Bookmark a useful combination and return to the same view later, with the catalogue results refreshed as records change. For example, select your platforms, show favourite accounts, include all preview states and sort by Date added to check for newly catalogued releases.
Better OnlyFans and Fansly release matching
Recent matching improvements recognise more OnlyFans and Fansly release-name formats and connect them to known publishing accounts. Names that need clarification can be reviewed before they are assigned, helping new records reach the correct creator.
For supported scene-style releases, different resolutions of the same scene now connect to one video record. A 720p and a 1080p release can retain their separate release identities while pointing to the same scene in PRDB. We also handle supported name variants that repeat the creator’s name at the end of the title.
This makes the resulting catalogue easier to browse and gives compatible Usenet tools a consistent scene record to work with. Matching still needs enough evidence to identify the account and scene; older duplicate records are not automatically merged by these changes.
ManyVids uses the same Fans browsing tools, with catalogue availability depending on reviewed and published account and scene records. Coverage varies between platforms and creators, so a platform filter is not a promise of a complete archive.
Connect creator records to your collection
PRDB supplies porn metadata and release identification for compatible collection tools. In a Usenet workflow, your indexer supplies NZBs and your download client retrieves the files; PRDB supplies matching catalogue information where available.
Our prdb-fab and prdb-viewer guide explains how to use the database with a local porn library. Those integrations require a paid API plan. Usenet providers and indexers are separate services.
You can explore the Fans view with a free PRDB web account. PRDB is a porn database for discovery and collection metadata; it does not include full-length video streaming or paid subscriptions to OnlyFans, ManyVids or Fansly.
Open Fans, or create a free PRDB account to start exploring.