EmojiTitleBot: headlines from emoji

Bold text in a post no longer turns heads. A headline where every letter is an animated emoji does. EmojiTitleBot makes them: send text and the bot returns it as a pack of custom emoji. ✨

About 32,000 people use it monthly. It was built by a member of a custom emoji community, whose channel presented it as a tool for thousands of animated headlines.

How it works

1. Start the bot with /start.
2. Send your text, such as a channel or section name.
3. Get an emoji pack whose emoji spell out your text.
4. Add the pack and use the lettering in messages and posts.

/join merges several emoji packs into one, so you do not juggle a dozen small packs. 🧩

Who can use them

Every Telegram user can see custom emoji, Premium or not. Sending them in regular chats and channels requires Telegram Premium, and anyone can try any custom emoji free in Saved Messages.

That suits channels well: a Premium author decorates posts, and subscribers see the animation with no subscription.

Where to use it

• Post headlines. An animated section name makes a post stand out.
• Brand names. An emoji lettering logo for a shop or blog channel. 🛍️
• Greetings. "Happy birthday" in animated letters looks festive.
• Giveaway and announcement captions that should not get lost.

A few technical notes

Custom emoji can be static, video or vector. Animated vector emoji use the TGS format, last up to 3 seconds and weigh at most 64 KB. Some text emoji adapt to the text color, so lettering looks neat in light and dark themes.

Example: a recurring section

Say you run a cooking channel with a weekend recipe every Friday. Send the bot the section name, add the pack and put that lettering at the top of each such post. Within a couple of weeks subscribers recognize the section at a glance, before reading a word.

The same works for stream announcements, monthly recaps or curated lists, making your channel feel like a magazine with regular columns.

Not overdoing it

• Keep it short. One to three words read better than a whole emoji sentence.
• Not every post. Animation everywhere stops standing out.
• Check on a phone. A small screen shows whether it is readable.
• Think accessibility. Some readers use screen readers, so repeat key text in plain letters. 👀

Who it suits

Channel owners wanting a signature style, small brands and shops in Telegram, and anyone who likes creative messages and inventive greetings. Questions go to the author listed in the bot description.