Saving Fanfix posts one by one works for a handful. It doesn’t work for a creator you’ve followed for a year, or for everything you’ve bought across a dozen creators. Subscriptions lapse, creators delete posts or leave, and whatever you didn’t get around to saving goes with them.
A bulk run fixes that. Fanripper can back up a whole Fanfix creator, a collection, a chat, your purchases Gallery or every creator you subscribe to, in one run you start and leave alone. This guide covers what each run saves, how it behaves, and where the files end up.
One ground rule first: this is about a personal backup of content you have lawful, paid access to, saved on your own device. Fanripper is independent, not affiliated with Fanfix, and it never opens anything your account can’t already open.
What you can back up in one run
| Run | What it saves |
|---|---|
| A whole creator | Every post you can see, only the free ones, or only the ones you bought, narrowed to photos, videos, audio or documents if you like |
| A collection | Every post in a creator’s collection that you can see |
| One chat, or all of them | Every photo and video in the chat; all chats run one after another |
| Your purchases Gallery | Everything you bought, by tab: images, videos, audio, livestream replays and documents |
| All your subscriptions | Every creator you subscribe to, one after another |
Every run follows the same rule: locked posts and messages are counted, never downloaded.
How to back up a whole Fanfix creator
- Install Fanripper on Chrome, Brave or Edge and unlock Max or Lifetime inside the extension. (Install steps are in how to download Fanfix videos.)
- Sign in at app.fanfix.io as normal and open the creator’s profile. Fanripper uses that browser session and never asks for your Fanfix password.
- Open the Fanripper drawer and choose to save the creator.
- Pick what to include. Under Content, choose All, Free or Purchased, and narrow it to photos, videos, audio or documents if you only want some of it.
- Start it and leave the Fanfix tab open. The drawer shows the run’s progress as it works.
On a phone, the Fanripper app runs the same backups; see on your phone below.
Can I download everything from a Fanfix creator at once? Yes. On the creator’s profile, open the Fanripper drawer and save them: every post you can see, only the free ones, or only the ones you bought. Locked posts are counted, not saved.
Your Gallery, your chats and all your subscriptions
The creator run is the one most people start with, but three others are worth knowing:
- Your purchases Gallery. Fanfix keeps everything you’ve bought in one place, split into tabs. Pick the tabs you want (images, videos, audio, livestream replays, documents) and save them in one go. This is the quickest way to back up everything you’ve paid for.
- Your chats. Save one chat, or every chat one after another. The Fanfix messages guide goes through it.
- All your subscriptions. Queue every creator you subscribe to and let Fanripper work through them one after another.
How a bulk run behaves
A bulk run is designed to be started and left alone, so it’s worth knowing what it does on its own.
- It’s paced. Requests are spaced out on purpose to protect your account. That’s why a large creator takes a while, and it’s deliberate.
- It pauses if Fanfix closes. Fanripper reads Fanfix through your open Fanfix tab. Close it and the run waits; open Fanfix again and it picks up where it stopped instead of starting over.
- It skips what you already have. Files you already saved aren’t downloaded again, so a second run of the same creator is about the new posts.
- Retry is targeted. If some files didn’t save, Retry tries only those, not the whole run.
- It tells you what was locked. At the end you see how many posts were locked and what unlocking them would cost on Fanfix. Nothing locked is fetched; if you want those posts, unlock them on Fanfix and run it again.
What happens if I close the Fanfix tab during a bulk download? The run pauses. Open Fanfix again and it picks up where it stopped instead of starting over, and files you already saved are skipped.
Why is a Fanfix bulk download slow? On purpose. Requests are spaced out to protect your account, so a large creator takes a while. Start it, leave the Fanfix tab open, and let it work.
What you get, and where it goes
Every file is the original Fanfix keeps. Videos are the MP4 Fanfix stores (H.264 video, AAC audio, with sound), saved as-is and never re-encoded. Some Fanfix videos reach the player DRM-protected; in the browser extension, Fanripper picks the right route for each one automatically and handles protected videos on your device, so a bulk run doesn’t skip them. Photos are the stored original, named by their real format: Fanfix often stores WebP under a .jpg name, and Fanripper names the file for what it really is.
Bulk saves are sorted for you. By default they land in your Downloads folder under Fanripper/<creator>/<section>/<type>/: one folder per creator, then a section such as Posts, Paid, Messages, Gallery, Collections or Livestreams, then a folder per type. To change the layout, open Settings → Where your files go. If you use the optional Cloud backup add-on, Fanfix saves go to it like saves from the other sites.
Where do bulk-saved Fanfix files go? Into your Downloads folder, under Fanripper, then a folder per creator, per section and per type. You can change that in Settings, under Where your files go.
On your phone
The same backups run in the Fanripper iPhone & Android app, on the same Max or Lifetime plan. Open fanripper.com/app on your phone and sign in to Fanfix inside the app’s own browser; the app never asks for your Fanfix password. Then open the Fanripper panel and back up a whole creator (All, Free or Purchased), a chat, all your chats, your Gallery, a collection or every creator you subscribe to.
A phone run follows the same rules as the extension’s:
- Paced to protect your account: one request every 2.5 seconds or more.
- It pauses when you leave Fanfix and carries on when you come back.
- Already-saved files are skipped, and Retry re-tries only what failed.
- Locked posts are counted, with what unlocking them would cost, and never touched.
Videos save at the quality Fanfix stores (an MP4 with sound, never re-encoded), and photos are the original file. They land in the app’s library, where you can save them to Photos or Files. Downloads run while the app is open, so keep it on screen during a long run.
Can I bulk download Fanfix on my phone? Yes, on Max or Lifetime, in the Fanripper iPhone & Android app. Open the Fanripper panel to back up a whole creator, a chat, all your chats, your Gallery, a collection or every subscription, paced the same way.
What a bulk run won’t do
- Locked posts and messages. Counted and left alone. Nothing bypasses a paywall.
- Live streams in progress. Only replays, once the stream has ended.
- Comments. Only the media.
No tool can promise an account will never be flagged, and you should be wary of any that does. What Fanripper does is keep the footprint small: it works through your own session, processes files on your device, never asks for your password, and paces its requests.
What it costs
Bulk runs on Fanfix come with the plan that unlocks Fanfix: Max at $15 a month, or Lifetime at $99 once. Both cover every site, OnlyFans, Fansly, JustForFans and privacy.com.br included. The Free, Basic, Pro and Unlimited plans don’t include Fanfix. See the pricing page for all of them, and the Fanfix downloader page for everything Fanripper saves on Fanfix.
On OnlyFans too? The same idea there is covered in the OnlyFans bulk profile guide.
The short version
Open a creator’s profile, open the Fanripper drawer, choose All, Free or Purchased, and let it run. Or back up your whole purchases Gallery, your chats or every subscription the same way. The run is paced, picks up where it stopped, skips what you have and tells you what was locked. Install it from the install page, or open fanripper.com/app on your phone, and keep your copy of what you’ve paid for.