Guide
Fanloper is a hub of fan made sites. Each listing is a card; clicking it opens your page (the URL we store for that site). You can also paste a live page you already host on the same form, either a public https:// link or an index.html upload.
Sign in, then add a site
Sign in with Google. On the hub, use + Add site (or Add in the bottom bar on small screens) to open the form.
Publishing a hosted page
To have Fanloper host the page, upload one index.html. Put CSS and JavaScript in that file when it's possible; one document is ideal so everything loads together. Pick a hub category that fits your tribute: GAMING, MOVIE, ANIME, or SERIES.
Already hosting elsewhere? Paste your stable page URL in the form instead of uploading.
Optional cover image (Highly recommended)
For the card thumbnail, paste a direct https:// link to an image file (not a gallery or “share” page). Open a poster or still on a database, then copy the image address from your browser: IGDB for games; TMDB for movies, TV series, and anime. One database is enough for those.
IGDB often gives you a smaller cover URL like https://images.igdb.com/igdb/image/upload/t_cover_big/cobmj0.webp. For a sharper card, edit the path: replace t_cover_big with t_1080p and switch the extension to .jpg when IGDB serves that size as JPEG, for example https://images.igdb.com/igdb/image/upload/t_1080p/cobmj0.jpg. Keep the same image id in the filename as in the link you copied; if that URL 404s, open the full-size image on IGDB and copy its address from there.
Google Drive and similar “share” links usually break as image sources. Use a real image URL or an asset you control.
Images inside your page
In your HTML, use full https:// URLs for pictures and GIFs. Avoid ./ paths so the page works for everyone. For GIFs, you can grab a direct link from a host like Giphy (use their embed or copy the asset URL they give you).
<img src="https://example.com/poster.jpg" alt="" />
Submit
Fill in Add your site: title, category, your page URL or index.html upload, and optional description and cover. Submit when it looks right. A short, honest description helps people find you.
Managing your sites
To take your listing off the hub, open the personal Uploads filter (sidebar on desktop, bottom bar on mobile). On your own cards, use Remove from hub and confirm. You'll see: “Remove this site from the hub? This cannot be undone.”
Dos and don'ts
Do
- One single
index.htmlfile when you upload. - Inline CSS and JS when it keeps things simple.
- Absolute
https://assets in the page.
Don't
- Rely on relative paths for shared viewing.
- Upload a ZIP. Only a single HTML file is supported for hosting.
- Use Drive links as stable cover image URLs.
Linked pages may open in a sandboxed viewer when that helps limit abuse. No platform removes all risk; we still aim for safe display.
Community
Fan tributes only. Respect copyright and rights holders. Keep the hub suitable for a general audience: no sexually explicit content or other material that doesn't belong in a public gallery. We may remove listings that break these rules.
Fan tributes. Respect copyright. No explicit content. We may remove abuse.