How to Make Your Perfect OnlyFans Tip Menu

Starting your OnlyFans journey can feel like diving into the unknown, but setting up a tip menu is one of those things that makes life a little easier. Think of your tip menu as your personal “menu of fun” – it lets your fans know what they can tip for and what kind of content or experiences they’ll get in return. Let’s break down how to make one that’ll have fans coming back for more!

Why You Need a Menu in the First Place

Having a tip menu on your profile isn’t just for show. It helps streamline your interactions with fans, allowing them to quickly understand what you offer and how much they should tip for specific requests. A menu is especially helpful if you want to make money without showing your face, as you can list options that don’t require revealing too much and focus on voice messages, personalized texts, or themed photos. Plus, it gives you a structure, so you’re not constantly fielding questions like, “How much for XYZ?” A good menu lets your fans know exactly what’s on the table (literally), which can save you time and ensure they know the right way to support you.

How to Make a Menu for OnlyFans

Creating a tip menu is all about understanding your fans, showcasing your style, and figuring out what feels good to you.

Step 1: Know Your Audience

Your tip menu should reflect your unique vibe and the interests of your audience. Are they playful? Then don’t be afraid to have a little fun with puns. Are they looking for something specific? Tailor your menu options to match what they’re interested in – it’ll boost tips and keep them around.

Step 2: Pick a Good Template

While some fans may love a bit of spice, a well-organized, visually appealing template makes a big difference. Think of your tip menu as something that’s easy to read but also “you.” Canva has plenty of fun templates to give you a head start, or you can create a custom design that matches your OnlyFans aesthetic.

Step 3: Decide What You’re Offering and Pricing

Choose a mix of things you’re comfortable with – these might include flirty messages,personalized photos, custom videos,  or even PPV (pay-per-view) content, which lets fans pay for specific posts as they go. Figure out your prices by balancing what feels right for you and is enticing enough for fans. And don’t forget, OnlyFans has a list of banned words, so double-check what’s allowed (you can find a current list here).

Step 4: Promote Your Menu

Once you’ve created the menu, make it easy for fans to find. Pin it to your profile, and mention it in your posts or direct messages. Your tip menu is there to work for you, so make sure fans know it exists.

OnlyFans Tip Menu Ideas (Plus Pricing!)

Ready to spice up your menu with some fun ideas? Here are six popular (and totally doable) options that you can add to your tip menu. Feel free to get creative and use what feels authentic to you:

• Flirty DMs: Quick, personalized messages that fans love. This is great for daily engagement, priced around $5-10 per message.
• Custom shoutouts: Give a personal shoutout to a fan in a post or video. They’ll feel special, and it’s a nice way to make connections. $15-25 is common for this.
• Photosets: Send a few themed photos (you can do beach day, gym look, cozy vibes, etc.). Fans get a taste of your creative side. Try $20-50 per set, depending on your style.
• Exclusive videos: Custom videos for your top fans. Think flirty, funny, or anything your fans are after. Pricing varies, but $30-100+ is normal for personalized videos.
• BTS access: Give fans a behind the scenes look at your creative process or day-to-day. This could be priced at $15-30.

• Challenges: Add a bit of humor with cheeky challenges (like “dare me to wear an outfit”). Keep it lighthearted but exciting. Fans love these for $5-15.

Pricing can really vary depending on your audience, your style, and what you feel comfortable with. Don’t be afraid to adjust as you go—your fans will probably appreciate the options.

OnlyFans Tip Menu Examples for Inspiration

There are tons of templates online to use, but I went on Pinterest and chose some to show the different vibes you can bring depending on the menu template you choose. A lot of the templates on Pinterest are actually being sold in Etsy shops, but you can also download apps like Canva. Here’s some inspiration:

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Conclusion

Crafting your OnlyFans tip menu means blending creativity with what feels comfortable to you. A well-thought-out menu gives fans clear options to engage and allows you to control the content you create. If you’re looking for ways to streamline your page with access controls or optimize interactions with fans, try exploring tools that support your goals. Start with a basic setup, see what works best, and adjust until you find a balance that resonates with your fans and encourages tips.

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