Media Uploader
The Media Uploader allows you to upload media files directly to connected OnlyFans accounts.
How It Works
1. Select an Account
Open the Media Uploader tab.
Select the target account from the dropdown list.
2. Choose an Upload Method
There are two ways to upload media. Choose the one that fits your workflow.
Scheduled Posts
Files are uploaded via scheduled posts on the account.
All files uploaded using this method are automatically marked with the Posted tag in the Media Hub.
Chat
Files are uploaded by sending and then unsending them as a direct message to a specified user.
Requirements:
You must provide a User Link — the profile URL of the recipient.
The account must be able to message that user — either the user is subscribed to the account, or the account is subscribed to the user.
3. Add Files
In the Add and Adjust Files section:
Drag and drop files into the upload area
or
Click the upload button to select files manually.
Once a file is added, a Tag Accounts field appears. Use it to tag other accounts if needed.
Limits:
Maximum 50 files per upload
Maximum file size: 4 GB per file
If a file exceeds the size limit, an error message appears next to it.
Remove invalid files before continuing.
The Start Uploading button becomes active once all errors are resolved.
4. Upload in Progress
When uploading starts, a modal window displays the upload status.
Important:
Do not close the modal while uploading.
Clicking Cancel will stop the upload process.
If the upload is cancelled
Files already uploaded are removed from the Adjust Files table.
Files not yet uploaded remain in the table.
Once the upload process begins:
You are redirected to the Recent Files tab.
A toast notification confirms that the upload has started.
Recent Files Tab
The Recent Files tab shows a read-only list of files that were uploaded via OnlyMonster and their current processing statuses.
Table
The table includes the following columns:
File — preview or icon, file size, and file name
Status — current processing stage
Export date
Status
The Status column reflects the current processing stage. Possible statuses:
Status
Description
Uploading
The file is currently being uploaded
Uploaded
The file was successfully uploaded
Failed
An error occurred during upload
Permissions
Access to the Media Uploader requires the Media Uploader permission.
First Iteration
This is the first version of the Media Uploader.
Basic functionality is available now. Additional features will be added in future updates.
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