
Telegram's official bot for creating sticker and custom emoji packs: upload images or videos, assign emoji, publish a pack link. Free, no watermarks, no third-party apps.
Bots for files and media: video and music downloaders, music recognition, file converters, image compression and resizing, sticker makers and file storage. We note which bots stay within the rules and which come and go.

Telegram's official bot for creating sticker and custom emoji packs: upload images or videos, assign emoji, publish a pack link. Free, no watermarks, no third-party apps.

The biggest general-purpose saver bot on Telegram: send a link from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube or a handful of other platforms and it sends back the photo, video, story or text as a normal Telegram file, no app or account needed.
The most popular music bot on Telegram by a wide margin: search by artist or track title and get the audio file back in the chat, built on VK's own audio catalogue.

A social-media downloader bot with 360k+ monthly users: paste a link and it pulls the video down from YouTube and other networks, no separate site or app needed.
The Telegram bot for AudD, a real audio-recognition API company: send a voice message, audio file or video and it identifies the song playing in it.
An all-in-one PDF toolbox: its own bio lists image-to-PDF and PDF-to-image conversion as core services, making it a broad default choice for everyday PDF chores.

The most-used song-identification bot on Telegram by monthly users, styled after the familiar Shazam use case: send a clip and get a song name back.

An inline bot that mashes two emoji together into a single custom sticker-style image — type it right inside any chat's message box, no need to open the bot itself.

A YouTube-to-MP3 converter that states its purpose plainly: share a YouTube link and get the audio track back as an MP3 file, free and without installing anything.

A multi-platform saver whose own bio lists YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, TikTok, Likee, Pinterest, Snapchat and SoundCloud — one chat instead of nine different apps.

A sticker maker built as a Telegram Mini App: its bio credits a named developer and points to an in-chat app interface instead of a plain command-based flow.

An open-source bot that converts between Telegram's own message types — turning a file into a voice, video, photo or sticker message and back, with the source code public on GitHub.

An office-document converter with an unusually specific supported-formats list in its own bio — Word, OpenDocument, Excel, CSV and PowerPoint files, not just PDFs.
A compression bot with a concrete, published promise: shrink JPG, PNG and WEBP files by up to 90%, free, no watermark and no registration.

A recognition bot with an unusually broad stated scope — its own bio claims it can identify music from audio, video, links or even text.

An open-source resizer purpose-built for one job: preparing images to the exact 512px specs Telegram sticker packs require, with the code published on GitHub.

A clean, focused saver for three big platforms: its bio states it downloads video from YouTube, Instagram and Twitter/X, nothing more, nothing less.

A focused PDF-to-Word converter with a named developer credited in its own bio — useful when you need an editable document from a PDF, not the other way around.

An Instagram-only video saver with a bilingual Russian/English bio — narrow scope, but it says exactly what it does in both languages up front.

A SoundCloud-specific downloader for tracks creators have made publicly downloadable — useful for indie music, remixes and DJ sets that live only on SoundCloud.