Schedule a story
Build a captioned frame from a photo, send it to the vault, and put it in the plan — OnlyFans stories have no native caption, so TEASE draws the text onto the image itself.
This is the Stories composer, right below the post composer under Content → Posting. It looks and works differently from scheduling a feed post for one reason: OnlyFans has no native "story with a caption" — there's only a finished frame. So the caption is drawn onto the image before anything is uploaded, and only one file goes out.
Pick a background photo
Choose an image file. It's read locally to build the frame in the next step — nothing is uploaded yet.
Write the caption and build the frame
Type the text that should appear on the frame, then click Build the frame. This composites your caption onto the photo client-side and shows you the result — exactly the image that will be sent, not a preview of it.
The frame goes to the vault
Scheduling sends the built frame through the same upload path as any other vault file — stories don't have an upload path of their own. You'll see the stage as it progresses (asking the vault for an address, sending, the vault finishing the read). If the frame doesn't reach the vault, an error explains why and nothing is scheduled — a story can't go into the plan without a real vault file id behind it, or the row would sit there pointing at nothing.
Set when to show it, then schedule
Unlike a feed post, OnlyFans has no native scheduling for stories — TEASE has to publish it at the right moment itself. Pick a time and click Schedule.
The Schedule button can be honestly disabled
Story publishing is gated by its own switch, separate from feed-post publishing, and it defaults to off. When it's off, you can still pick a photo, build the frame, and see exactly what it would look like — but Schedule stays disabled with a tooltip explaining why, rather than accepting the story and then failing it after you've already done the work of building the frame.
A scheduled story can't be cancelled
A story that's already in the plan can't be taken down — OnlyFans gives no confirmed address to delete a story by, so removing one that direct way would risk deleting someone else's post instead. A story simply expires on its own within a day. If you cancel a story from the plan screen before it's gone out, that's fine — it just removes the row; there's nothing on the platform yet to take down.
What's next
Check wall post performance
Read views, likes, comments, tips and purchases for each wall post, drill into one post's daily trend, and see the tag breakdown and best-time-to-post histogram.
Schedule a wall post
Compose a caption, attach vault media, price it if your page allows it, and put a feed post in the plan.