CircleMatic: any clip into a circle

Round video messages on Telegram are usually recorded on the spot from your camera. But what if you want to send an existing clip as a circle: a funny movie moment, a vacation cut or a promo for your channel? That is what CircleMatic does. 🎬

Send the bot a video, get back a neat round video note. Close to half a million people have used it so far.

What it can do

• Circles from any video. The bot crops the frame into a circle and fits the format Telegram expects.
• Watermarks. Add your own mark, like a channel logo, so the circle never travels without credit.
• Effects. Explosions and screamers among them. The explosion at the very end is a crowd favorite 💥

No separate editor needed. Everything happens inside the chat.

From clip to circle in three steps

1. Send a video to the bot.
2. Pick effects or a watermark if you want them.
3. Get your circle and forward it to any chat or channel.

A forwarded circle looks like a normal video message. Nobody can tell you didn't record it live.

Coins, invites and unlimited

The bot runs a small internal economy, and the commands show how it works:

• /start shows your stats.
• /coins opens your coin balance, which pays for processing.
• /invite gives you a link for friends. Invites typically earn coins.
• /unlim turns on unlimited use for people who make circles often.

Current prices and limits are listed in the bot menu. If you only make a couple of circles a week, invite coins may cover you.

Who gets the most out of it

People watch circles more readily than ordinary videos. They're round, short and autoplay right in the chat, which is why they're useful well beyond chatting with friends. 📣

• Channel admins. Announcements, teasers and ads stand out in the feed as circles, and a watermark discourages copying.
• Meme makers. A screamer or an end-of-clip explosion turns any video into a group chat joke.
• Creators. Edit a polished clip in advance and post it as if it were a live circle.

Tips for a great-looking circle

• Keep the action centered. The circle cuts off the corners, so faces and text belong near the middle.
• Mind the length. Telegram video messages are short, so trim long clips first.
• Think about sound. Circles start playing muted, so the first seconds should grab attention visually.
• Keep watermarks off the edge. The round mask can clip them.

With these habits even a simple phone clip looks polished, and a circle in your channel tends to pull more views. ✨