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PixivFE
A open source alternative frontend for Pixiv.
Notice: PixivFE now has a public room on Matrix, join here!
Questions? Feedback? You can PM me on Matrix! You can also see the Known quirks page to check if your issue has a known solution.
You can keep track of this project's development using the Roadmap.
Features
- Lightweight - both the interface and the code
- Privacy-first - the server will do the work for you
- No bloat - we only serve HTML, CSS and minimal JS code
- Open source - you can trust me!
Development
Here are the build prerequisites. You may only install some of them.
| Name | What for | Recommended way to install |
|---|---|---|
| Go | To build PixivFE from source | Use system package manager (go) |
| Sass | Will be run by PixivFE in development mode | Use system package manager (dart-sass), or see below |
| jq | Needed to generate i18n strings | Use system package manager (jq) |
| semgrep | Needed to generate i18n strings and scan the source code for errors | See official instructions |
| Crowdin CLI | Needed to upload and download i18n strings. Only core developers need this | See our documentation |
To install Dart Sass, you can choose any of the following methods.
- use system package manager (usually called
dart-sass) - download executable from the official release page
pnpm i -g sass
Then, run the project:
# Clone the PixivFE repository
git clone https://codeberg.org/VnPower/PixivFE.git && cd PixivFE
# Run PixivFE in development mode (styles and templates reload automatically)
PIXIVFE_DEV=1 <other_environment_variables> ./build.sh run
Hosting PixivFE
You can use PixivFE for personal use! Assuming that you use an operating system that can run POSIX shell scripts, install go, clone this repository, and use the build.sh shell script to build and run the project.
I recommend self-hosting your own instance for personal use, instead of relying entirely on official instances.
To deploy PixivFE using Docker or the compiled binary, see Hosting PixivFE.
Public Instances
Warning: Instances listed below were deemed to have complied with the instance rules. Any public instance that isn't in this list should be used at your own risk.
| Name | URL | Country | Cloudflare? | Observatory Grade | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| exozyme (Official) | https://pixivfe.exozy.me | US | No | ||
| dragongoose | https://pixivfe.drgns.space | US | No | ||
| ducks.party | https://pixivfe.ducks.party | NL | No | ||
| perennialte.ch | https://pixiv.perennialte.ch | AU | No | ||
| darkness.services | https://pixivfe.darkness.services | US | Yes | ||
| thebunny.zone | https://pixivfe.thebunny.zone | HR | No | ||
| thebunny.zone (🧅) | http://pixivfe.bunny5exbgbp4sqe2h2rfq2brgrx3dhohdweonepzwfgumfyygb35wyd.onion | HR | No |
If you are hosting your own instance, you can create a pull request to add it here!
For more information on instance uptime, see the PixivFE instance status page.
This information is duplicated at https://pixivfe-docs.pages.dev/instance-list/.
Hosting Image Proxy Server
PixivFE can work with or without an external image proxy server. Here is the list of public image proxies. See hosting a Pixiv image proxy if you want to host one yourself.
Disclaimer: This application was NOT developed, created, or distributed by pixiv.