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This PixivFE documentation page lists submitted instances of the PixivFE software.

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Instance list is a PixivFE documentation page that catalogues PixivFE instances submitted to the project. Entries are ordered from oldest to newest by submission date and are grouped by network: clearnet instances reachable in any regular browser, Tor onion services, and I2P services. For clearnet entries the table records the instance name, URL, country, any protection in use, whether analytics are present, an HTTP Observatory grade and status.

The page also states the rules an instance must meet to be listed: it must have been up for at least a week, hold at least 80% stable uptime according to UptimeRobot, be served via a domain name, and use HTTPS if it is a clearnet instance. Instances using DDoS protection, MITM or anti-bot measures must be marked as such, and analytics and ads are not permitted. Instances running modified source code must publish their source and changes under the GNU AGPL. Tor and I2P instances are described as offering better privacy than clearnet ones but potentially slower performance due to onion routing and the I2P network.

Key features

  • Lists submitted PixivFE instances, ordered oldest to newest by submission date
  • Groups entries into clearnet, Tor onion service and I2P sections
  • Shows country, protection type, analytics presence and HTTP Observatory grade per clearnet instance
  • Documents listing rules: one week uptime, 80% UptimeRobot stability, HTTPS for clearnet
  • Requires instances to mark DDoS, MITM and anti-bot protection
  • Explains submitting an instance through the repository's Add Instance issue template
Best for: People choosing a PixivFE instance to use, including Tor or I2P options, and operators who want their instance listed.
Good for
  • Marks each instance's protection mechanism, analytics status and HTTP Observatory grade
  • States listing requirements and reserves the right to decline or remove instances
  • Includes Tor and I2P access routes alongside clearnet instances
Watch out for
  • Only instances submitted to the project appear on the list
  • Tor and I2P instances may perform more slowly due to onion routing and I2P
  • Some listed instances are marked as loading external tracking scripts

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Language
English
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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Frontend List FAQ

How can I add my instance to the list?
Create an issue on the PixivFE repository using the "Add Instance" template.
What rules must a listed instance follow?
It must have been up for at least a week with at least 80% stable uptime according to UptimeRobot, use a domain name, use HTTPS if clearnet, mark any DDoS/MITM or anti-bot protection, avoid analytics and ads, and, if running modified source code, respect the GNU AGPL by publishing its source and changes.
What does the official instance's bot detection involve?
The official instance uses Cloudflare Turnstile; the browser runs a challenge in the background on first visit and then occasionally, about once a week.
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