About Cosplay OnlyFans Creators
Anime heroines, game characters and comic villains fill 26,884 cosplay pages in this directory as of October 2026, earning 586,375,030 likes from 38,864,402 followers across 7,944,880 posts, 2,757,254 of them videos. Cosplay on OnlyFans means building photo sets and videos around a character, whether borrowed from a franchise or of a creator's own design. For some people on this list it is the whole page, down to a new costume and wig for every shoot. For others a character outfit turns up now and then on a page mostly about something else.
The tag cannot tell those two apart, so the bio is the quickest guide. Dedicated cosplayers tend to say which series and characters they shoot and whether they take requests. Where a bio talks about lingerie, chat or custom videos and never mentions a character, expect costumes to be an occasional theme.
The biggest cosplay pages, and the ones gaining ground
All three of the largest pages here are free to follow. Meowri leads with 7,024,852 likes, although her own description centres on lingerie and teasing rather than costumes, a good example of how wide the tag is. For sheer volume the page to look at is Karley Stokes, with more than 31,000 posts and a page built around live shows and chat. Cocostar gets to 5,627,085 likes from a feed of 612 posts, pairing cosplay with lingerie sets.
Between June and August 2026 the clearest gains came from creators who shoot characters as their main thing. PokeKatt added 23,360 likes with Pokémon-themed outfits and a lot of nerdy conversation, and put up 61 posts over the same stretch. Miko♡ was the busiest of the group, with 169 posts in those months, while her likes grew by 6,677. A free page with only 20 posts, Greta💖 still gained 13,248 likes, pitched at anime and gaming fans who want to talk in private messages.
Newly listed cosplayers
Character pages keep turning up that this directory had never indexed: 876 since 28 July 2026, some of them years old on OnlyFans itself. The largest is Alexis, an alt creator offering femdom, first listed in August and now at 541,726 likes. leksa mixes daily life, makeup and travel with anime and cosplay, while Anniejoyy leans towards a softer style with light domination and private messages.
Where cosplay creators are based
Most cosplay creators do not give a location, and 10,661 of them do. Among those, United States (4,873) is far ahead of everywhere else. Its largest states are California (699), Florida (419) and Texas (369), and Los Angeles (251) is the biggest single city. Canada (761) and United Kingdom (723) follow at a distance, and Mexico (533) has more cosplayers listed than Australia (356). The location pages keep the same ranking for each place, so a local search starts there.
Most Popular
CJ Clark
Most Followers
RLeng 👑 16.6K🔝
Most Active
Katie's bit of all sorts for every1 🇦🇺
Rising Engagement
C👁🗨S
Frequently asked questions about Cosplay OnlyFans Models
No. A creator carries the cosplay tag if the feed marks character content on the page, which can mean a full costume practice or a single themed set. Read the bio before subscribing. Pages that name specific series, characters or conventions are usually the dedicated ones. Pages that open with lingerie or customs tend to use costumes as one theme among several.
7,178 of the creators listed here have a free page. That includes the three biggest accounts, so the most-liked cosplay pages can be followed without paying. Free pages often keep full sets or custom content behind paid messages, so a free subscription shows the feed but not necessarily everything the creator makes. The price filter above the grid narrows the list to free pages.
The search box at the top of the page looks through names, usernames, places and niches, and a series name often turns up creators who mention it in their bio. Many cosplayers also take requests for specific characters, so a creator who shoots a similar style may be willing to make a set to order. Check the bio or ask in a message before paying for one.
Newly listed only describes this directory: the account was first picked up by these listings inside the last 60 days. The page itself may have been running on OnlyFans for a long time before that, which is why some arrivals already carry hundreds of thousands of likes. Treat the label as a pointer to accounts you may not have seen here before.
The organic order weighs total likes, how much a creator posts and how active the page has been, using the live catalogue rather than anything a creator pays for. Sponsored cards are marked as sponsored and sit outside that order. Because the figures are refreshed with each import, positions near the top can change from one day to the next.