UnderNote: Text and Circle in One

You recorded a good video and want to send it as a circle, but a circle cannot carry a caption. So the text goes in a separate message and the link between them gets lost. UnderNote handles exactly that. 🎥

According to the bot's description, it creates circles from videos and keeps the text you attach. The app's own subtitle says the same: text and circle in one message.

Why a circle has no caption

A circle in Telegram is a video message, and the standard flow does not let you send text with it. The text arrives as a second message that is easy to lose among others.

In a casual chat that is minor. In a channel or a work conversation where the answer belongs to a specific video, it gets annoying.

What UnderNote does

You send the bot a video and text, and it returns a circle with your explanation. The only command in the bot's menu is /start, which shows the start message.

• Video. A suitable clip turns into a round video message.
• Text. The words you attach are kept with the circle.
• One result. The recipient gets a single message instead of two.

For the exact way to submit text and any video length limits, check the bot itself after /start.

Where a circle with text helps

• Explaining to a colleague. A short clip of a screen or an object with the steps listed next to it.
• Greetings. A video and a few warm words in one message.
• Announcements. A circle for subscribers with the date and place in text.
• Teaching. A mini lesson with key terms at hand.

Getting a good-looking circle

The round frame crops the edges, so keep the main subject in the center. A face or object near the border will not fit.

Square video works best because it fits the circle with little cropping. Shoot in good light and check the sound before sending. 💡

If all you need is text on a video, ask if a circle is needed at all. A regular Telegram video always accepts a caption.

Privacy and copyright

Any video you send to a bot passes through someone else's server. Do not send clips with documents, ID details or private conversations you would not want to show to third parties.

If you use other people's clips, remember copyright: publishing them in a channel needs the owner's permission. 🔒

A first-run routine

1. Record or pick a short video with a clear center of the frame.
2. Write the text beforehand: one or two ideas, no long paragraphs.
3. Open the bot, press /start and follow the prompts.
4. Send the video and text, then wait for the finished circle.
5. Forward the result to the person or channel and check how it looks on a phone.

Short clips process faster and feel livelier. Split a long explanation into several circles. ⏱