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The register

VR pornstars

VR porn is name-driven: you remember the performer, not the studio. This register ties every indexed VR scene to the people in it, so one scene becomes a full filmography.

Why a performer-first index

Most VR sites are organised by studio or by tag. But the search that matters is usually a person. You saw one scene, liked the performer, and now you want the rest. This site answers exactly that question: a profile page per performer with every indexed scene, grouped by studio and format.

What is on a performer page

Reading the register

The A to Z register lists every performer with at least one indexed scene. Sort it by name or by scene count to see who is most filmed. Names starting with a number or a symbol are grouped under Other. Cast data comes from the platforms' own performer pages, so a performer can appear here even when the original feed never named them.

New names

The crawl keeps adding performers as it works through platform model directories. The new scenes page shows the freshest scenes and the names attached to them, so a performer's first indexed appearance surfaces there before anywhere else.

Most filmed VR pornstars

Full register

Browse by letter

Open the register

Frequently asked questions

How do I find a specific VR performer?
Use the search box at the top of any page with the performer name, or open the A-Z register. A matching name is returned before scene results, and the performer page lists their full indexed filmography.
Why does a performer only have a few scenes listed?
The index grows as the crawler works through platform model directories. A performer with a small count is usually one the enrichment pass has only partly covered so far, not one with a short career.
Are the profile links official?
Yes. Profile links go to the performer page on the platform that supplied the cast data, opened through our counted redirect. We do not invent or mirror profiles.
Can performers ask to be removed?
Yes. The DMCA and removal page explains how to request removal of an index entry. Removing an entry here does not remove the scene from the platform that hosts it, which has its own process.