Telegram tools that run in your browser
We build on the Telegram API every day and kept writing the same small utilities. These are those utilities, made properly and given away. No account, no upload, and we never ask for your bot token.
Message formatting
Turn plain text, Markdown, or a language model’s answer into something the Bot API accepts. Context-aware MarkdownV2 escaping that leaves code blocks alone, HTML, and text + entities with correct UTF-16 offsets. Splits past 4,096 characters without tearing an entity, and decodes API parse errors back to the exact character.
MarkdownV2 · HTML · entities · splitting · error decoding
Link generator
Build links to a channel, group, user, bot or single post, and get the t.me and tg:// forms side by side with an explanation of what each one opens. Bot start payloads with packed attribution, QR codes drawn in the browser, and a reader that takes any Telegram link back apart.
t.me · tg:// · start payloads · QR · link reader
Chat ID finder
Turn a public @username into the numeric chat ID the Bot API wants, in both the forms that are in circulation — with and without the −100 prefix that channels and supergroups carry. Explains plainly what cannot be resolved, and why: a person’s account is a privacy boundary no token moves.
Channels · supergroups · bots · the −100 prefix
Rich message builder
Bot API 10.1 replaced one formatted string with a tree of twenty-four block types, and most libraries have not caught up. Convert Markdown into that tree, preview it, check it against every documented limit, and copy a send call that runs today through the raw request layer.
Bot API 10.1–10.3 · blocks · validator · reference
Auto forward bot
Copy every new post from one channel into another automatically, with a private source if that is what you have. The bot is an administrator in two channels you already run, so it never asks for your phone number or your 2FA password the way account-based forwarding services do.
Private sources · unlimited pairs · free · no login
Channel statistics
Read the public numbers behind any public channel: subscribers, the median views of recent posts, and the ratio between them. The ten-second check worth running before paying for a promo slot in someone else’s channel.
Subscribers · median views · views per subscriber
Why these are free, plainly
We sell Telegram growth services, and this isn’t a funnel into them. Our domain is young in Google’s eyes. What it lacks is other people linking to it, and you can’t buy that without breaking Google’s rules. Nobody links to a price list anyway. They link to tools that work. So here’s the deal, stated plainly: these are genuinely useful and genuinely free, and if one saves you an afternoon, a link is what helps us. No ads on the tool pages. No upsell inside them. The way to our commercial pages is the footer.
What they all have in common
- Nothing is uploaded. The formatter, the link builder and the rich message builder run entirely in your browser tab. The channel checker is the one exception. It reads Telegram’s own public preview page, the same one anyone can open.
- We never ask for a bot token. A token is full control of your bot. None of these needs one to work. Asking would mean collecting something we’ve got no use for.
- Nothing is a demo. These run the same code we use ourselves, with the same test suite behind them. No feature is held back for a paid tier, because there isn’t one.