AllAI: AI Models in One Bot

Say you want a quick AI video or a picture for a post. Normally that means signing up on several sites, figuring out how each one charges, and guessing which model suits your idea. AllAI puts the whole menu into one Telegram bot and mini app.

You describe what you want, pick a model, and the result arrives in the chat. No installs, no separate accounts. 🎬

Many models, one chat

Different AI models are good at different things. One handles portraits well, another gives smooth motion in video, a third follows long and detailed prompts closely.

AllAI keeps them side by side. You can run the same idea on several models and compare the results without leaving Telegram.

What you can feed it

There are three kinds of input:

• Text. Describe a scene, a character or a style in plain words.
• Voice. Dictate the idea if talking is faster than typing.
• A reference photo. Upload a picture and the model uses it as a base: animates it, restyles it or builds a new scene around it.

The bot produces both still images and videos. The list of models grows over time, and the current set shows up in the bot after /start. 🖼

Your first result in five steps

1. Open the bot and send /start.
2. Choose a photo or a video.
3. Pick a model from the list.
4. Send text, a voice message or a reference photo.
5. Wait for the result and, if needed, run it again with a tweaked prompt.

Video takes longer than an image, so give it a moment instead of resending the same request over and over.

What it costs and how to pay

The bot works with coins. The price depends on the model you choose, because a simple image and a long video clip need very different amounts of computing.

Payment options are a Russian bank card or the SBP system, Telegram Stars, or a regular card with Apple Pay and Google Pay. Invite a friend and both of you get 10 coins. 💳

Before your first purchase, open /terms to read the public offer. If a payment goes wrong, use /paysupport.

Limits worth knowing

No model nails the result on the first try. Hands, text inside pictures and complex physics in motion still go wrong now and then, so plan for a few attempts.

• Be specific. "A ginger cat on a windowsill, rain outside, film grain" beats "a nice cat".
• Start cheap. Work out the idea on a lower-priced model and save the expensive one for the final version.
• Respect other people's faces. Use photos of real people only with their consent.
• Keep documents out. Never send passports or other personal papers. Generation does not need them.

Where it fits in real life

Post covers and illustrations, short clips for social media, bringing an old family photo to life, ad or design concepts, slide ideas. None of it requires video editing skills or a graphic editor.

For bloggers and small businesses, it is a cheap way to test an idea: make three visual options and keep the best one. 🚀

Spotting a fake before you pay

Popular topics attract copycat bots with similar names. Before paying, check the username, look for a description, a command list and a link to the offer, and never enter passwords from other accounts. A genuine service does not ask for them.