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Telegram channels and groups

  • 1 new
  • 4 improved

Post to your Telegram channel or group from OmniSocials: photos, videos, albums, polls and link buttons.

Post to Telegram

Telegram is now a channel in OmniSocials. Plan and schedule posts for your Telegram channel or group in the same composer and on the same calendar as your other channels.

A post from the OmniSocials composer arrives in a Telegram channel with a link button, and the first reactions come in

A Telegram post can hold text, a photo, a video, a GIF or an album of up to 10 photos and videos. The Telegram options let you send a post without a sound, pin it, stop forwarding, blur the media until someone taps it, put the text above the media, add up to three link buttons and add a first comment. Telegram polls work too: the text of the post is the question.

A long text under media is no problem. Telegram allows 1,024 characters under a photo or video, so OmniSocials sends the media first and the full text as a reply under it.

Connect it in Telegram

Open Channels and pick Telegram. The OmniSocials bot opens in Telegram. Press Start, tap Choose a channel or Choose a group and pick your chat. In a channel, Telegram adds the bot as an admin that can post. In a group, the bot joins as a member. OmniSocials checks that you are an admin of that chat, so nobody can connect a chat that is not theirs.

Reactions and polls

The post page shows the reactions per emoji and the votes of a poll. Telegram does not share view counts with apps, so views show N/A. Analytics shows your subscribers.

Improved

  • Repost to Telegram - a repost automation can now copy posts from Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and the other sources to your Telegram channel or group.
  • Telegram in the API - the public API, the MCP server, the CLI and the SDKs take the telegram channel and its options. See the platform guides in the docs.
  • N/A for numbers a channel does not report - the post page and the Posts list show N/A instead of 0 when no channel of a post reports a number, such as views on Bluesky, Mastodon and Telegram. When some channels of a post report a number and others do not, a line under the numbers says which channel is left out.
  • A fairer engagement rate - on the post page, the engagement rate of a post on several channels now counts only the channels that report views. Before, the likes on Bluesky, Mastodon or Telegram counted without their views and made the rate too high.

Coming next

What the team is building now. The roadmap has the full list, and how to ask for a feature.

See the roadmap
In progress

Comment to DM for Facebook Pages

The Instagram automation, for your Facebook Page: someone comments your keyword under a post of the Page and gets your link, offer or guide in Messenger, once per person, with an optional public reply under the comment.

In progress

OmniSocials Ads

Create and manage ad campaigns across every connected platform from one place, right alongside your organic posts.

In progress

Embed OmniSocials in your own product

Build social media posting, and soon ads, into your own software for your own users. They connect their social accounts inside your product, you publish and read results through the API, and OmniSocials stays behind the scenes.

See what we are building
In progress

Analytics for posts made outside OmniSocials

See performance for every post on your connected accounts, including ones you publish directly on a platform, right alongside the posts you send through OmniSocials.