The Gallery picker is the modal that opens whenever you attach media to a message — in the fan chat, when creating a PPV, setting up a mass message campaign, or editing a script. It now carries the same search and metadata features as the main Vault page, so you never have to leave the picker to find the right file.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://agencykey.com/docs/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Opening the picker
The picker opens automatically when you click the paperclip or Add media button in any of these places:- Fan chat message composer
- Mass message campaign creator
- Script creator or editor
- PPV setup inside a flow
Layout
The modal has a two-column layout that mirrors the Vault page:| Area | Contents |
|---|---|
| Left | OnlyFans lists (categories) with counters and a sort dropdown |
| Right | Media grid with thumbnails, caption and hashtag overlays |
Searching for media
Use the three-way search toggle above the grid to pick what you’re searching through:- Caption — matches the description you set in the vault
- Note — matches internal notes stored on the media
- Hashtag — matches any of the hashtags attached to the media
Filtering
Above the grid:| Filter | Options |
|---|---|
| Type | All / Image / Video / GIF / Audio |
| Sort | Most Recent, Most Liked, Highest Tips — ascending or descending |
| Date | All time, or Go to date to jump to a specific day |
Metadata overlays on thumbnails
Every thumbnail in the picker shows the same overlay you see on the main Vault page:- Caption on the top line
- Hashtags on the bottom line, prefixed with
# - Info icon on hover — reveals the full text in a tooltip when it is truncated
Selecting media
Click a thumbnail to select or deselect it — multiple selections are supported. The selected items appear in the form as thumbnail previews once you close the picker.Next steps
- Preview in OnlyFans chat — Metadata overlays on vault media inside the OnlyFans webview
- Captions, hashtags and metadata — Making sure each item is labelled for fast search