[All] Recommended fanfiction sites! Posttype, Joara, AO3, Pixiv, and Fanplus

There are a lot of people who like reading fanfiction, right?

I also got into idol fanfiction by chance a while ago and started browsing fanfiction sites here and there 😅
But the problem is... I started to wonder, "Where on earth do you all read fanfics?"

 

So today, I'm going to try and recommend a fan fiction website that I've personally tried and that's been mentioned a lot in the community!
We've also briefly summarized the features of each platform, including Postype, Joara, AO3, Pixiv, and Fanplus, so be sure to check them out💡

 

 

Summary of Features of Each Fanfic Novel Site

🔹 Postype

 

Post type is a platform with a balanced mix of fanfiction and fancomics. From short stories to DreamZoo-based works and idol fanfiction, the diverse genres are readily available, making it easy to find something to suit your tastes. The works are generally well-made and plausible, making it a popular choice for those new to the world of fanfiction as a "safe and easy-to-read fanfiction site." It also boasts well-equipped paid serialization and merchandise sales, making it highly useful for creators.

 

 

🔹 Joara

 

Joara is one of Korea's leading web novel platforms, and it also boasts a significant collection of fanfiction. It's particularly popular with women's fanfiction and BL genres. However, there's a fair amount of "year-round" interruptions, so you might find yourself suddenly interrupted mid-stream. Despite this, it still boasts a plethora of high-quality parody works from its past popularity, making it a regular on any recommended fanfiction site.

 

 

🔹 AO3 (Archive of Our Own)

 

 

AO3 is an English-language fanfiction site and the most widely used fanfiction platform worldwide. It hosts a diverse range of fandoms, spanning film, drama, anime, and gaming. Its robust tag filtering system makes it easy to find the setting or character combination you're looking for. Its ad-free, non-profit structure allows for a clean, free-flowing experience, making it a preferred platform for many writers. Global traffic is nearly top-tier among fanfiction sites!

 

 

🔹 Pixiv

 

Pixiv While originally a Japanese platform focused on illustration, the novel category is also quite active. It's a veritable treasure trove, especially for those who enjoy Japanese fanfiction. While most of the content is in Japanese, requiring a translator, the chances of encountering high-quality works are significantly higher. While the platform favors fan comics and shoujo-centric dream/BL works over fanfiction, many also utilize it as a fanfiction novel site.

 

 

🔹 FanPlus Fanfic (FanPlus)

 

Fanplus is a platform optimized for idol fanfiction, starting out as a mobile app and recently expanding to include a web presence. Unlike other sites, its recommended and best features are clearly defined, allowing even first-time fanfiction readers to easily find popular works. The web environment, in particular, allows for seamless reading of even lengthy fanfiction, so many people find themselves "lightly introduced but quickly addicted." It's one of the fastest-growing fanfiction novel sites in recent years.

 

 

 

💬 These days, I feel like I can enjoy my fandom to the fullest just by recommending a fan fiction novel site! I often watch it on Posttype and Fanplus, and I also find it quite enjoyable to watch old parodies on Joara.   By the way, on what platform do you enjoy fanfics? If you have a favorite fanfiction site you'd like to recommend, please share it in the comments! 👇

 

 

 

.

.

.

.

Go to Fanplus Fanfic

📕 Best Fanfics Collection

📙 Check out recommended works

📗 View the serialized works of Sincerity

📘 Go to new fanfic