Linkulu: Telegram File to Link

A friend wants a big file but does not use Telegram. Or you want to play a video on a TV where the app has no share button. Linkulu turns a Telegram file into a normal link that opens in any browser. 🔗

The bot profile is written in Persian and English. The service calls itself an ultimate media converter and handles videos, music, documents and other files.

What the bot does

You send a file, and the bot returns a direct download link. For video there is one more option: watch online without waiting for the whole file to land on your device.

• Direct link. Opens in a browser or a download manager.
• Watching without downloading. Video starts playing right away.
• Link renewal. The description promises unlimited renewal, so links do not die quickly.
• Servers. Free ones and special ones at half price.

The commands you will actually use

The bot menu holds seven commands, and they show how the service is built:

• /start. Launch the bot and send your first file.
• /help. Help, prices and limits.
• /credit. Buy credit.
• /balance. Check your balance.
• /dashboard. Your files and transactions.
• /support and /terms. Contact support and read the terms of use.

Prices and limits live in the help section, so read it before you buy any credit.

Credit instead of a subscription

Judging by the commands, payment works through an internal balance: you top up credit and spend it on files. /credit and /balance handle that. Exact costs are in the bot help and may change.

A sensible approach: send one small file first, look at the link and at what was charged, and only then decide about large uploads. 💾

The dashboard on the web

Besides Telegram, the project has a web panel. It lists your uploaded files and transaction history so you do not have to scroll through a chat. The /dashboard command leads there.

If links pile up, delete the ones you no longer need. Fewer live files means fewer chances for a stranger to stumble on something private.

Who needs a link like this

1. People sending a file to someone without Telegram.
2. People who download through a download manager.
3. Anyone watching a video on another device, such as a TV.
4. Admins who need to host a file for a web page.

The catch is privacy

A direct link works for anyone who holds it. If you post it in a chat and the chat gets forwarded, strangers can open the file. That is the main risk of every bot of this kind.

• Skip sensitive documents. Passports, contracts, private photos and bank statements do not belong here.
• Do not share other people's work. Handing out films, music or books by link breaks copyright.
• Check the bot name. Many similar services exist, so buy credit only where you are sure of the address.
• Clean up. When a link is no longer needed, remove the file in your dashboard.

How it differs from forwarding

Forwarding in Telegram works only between people who have accounts, while a link does not depend on the messenger. You can paste it into a note, an email or a web page, which is the main point of such a bot. ⏳

Speed depends on the chosen server and the file size. Free servers tend to be busier, paid ones leave more headroom. Check the details in the help section.