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MyFans Creator Blogs: Editing, Paid Lines and Review States

Updated and checked against the MyFans help centre on 12 October 2026

Short answer

Creators whose identity verification is approved can create blogs: up to 100,000 characters, 200 images and one to three genres per article. Videos must be ones you upload, and links can point only within MyFans. Each article can have one paid line, or none for a free article. Applying to publish sends the whole article for review, and you can’t edit it during review unless you withdraw it to Draft. If you resubmit a rejected blog, the new draft keeps the text but not the images or videos.

Want to write longer pieces for your fans on MyFans? The blog feature lets you mix free and paid text in one article. Here’s how it works, from the editor to review and later edits.

Who can write a blog, and how long it can be

Creators whose identity verification is approved can create blogs. One article can run to 100,000 characters (最大10万字) and 200 images, with one to three genres. Not registered yet? Start with creator registration.

Any video in a blog has to be uploaded by you. You can’t embed a video from an external URL. Links can point only to pages within MyFans (myfans内のURLのみ).

The paid line

Each article can have one paid line (1記事1本). It separates a free opening from the paid text that follows. Leave the paid line out and the whole article is free.

Fans can read the paid part through an eligible plan or an individual purchase, depending on what that article offers (利用できる閲覧方法が異なります). The article shows which options apply. For the fan side of reading and buying, see tips, single posts and messages.

Review: what’s checked, and when you can edit

When you apply to publish, the entire article goes to review, free opening included, along with its media and thumbnail. An article under review can’t be edited (審査中の記事は編集できません). To change something, withdraw the application; the article goes back to Draft and you can edit it again.

Approved or rejected

Once approved (承認後), a blog can be published straight away or on a schedule. A rejected blog stays unpublished.

Resubmitting a rejected blog creates a new draft. The text carries over, but images and videos don’t (画像・動画は引き継がれません), so add them again. The rejected original stays where it is.

MyFans blog states (official MyFans help, checked 2026-10-12)
StateWhat you can do
Under reviewNo edits; withdraw the application to return the article to Draft
ApprovedPublish now or on a schedule
RejectedStays unpublished; resubmitting creates a new draft with the text but not the images or videos
PublishedSave and preview edits, then apply them to the live blog as a separate step

Editing a published blog

After publication, saving and previewing your edits is one step, and applying them to the live blog is another (実際の公開内容へ反映する操作). So if a change doesn’t show on the published blog, check that you’ve applied it, not just saved it.

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Quick answers

Who can write a blog on MyFans?

Creators whose identity verification is approved.

How long can a MyFans blog be?

Up to 100,000 characters and 200 images per article, with one to three genres.

Can I embed a YouTube or other external video in a MyFans blog?

No. Blog videos must be uploaded by you, and links can point only within MyFans.

Can I edit a MyFans blog while it’s under review?

No. Withdraw the application to return it to Draft, then edit.

Why are my images missing after resubmitting a rejected blog?

Resubmitting creates a new draft that keeps the text but not the images or videos. The rejected original remains.

Why don’t my edits show on my published MyFans blog?

Saving and previewing edits is separate from applying them to the live blog.