Giga Emoji: posts built from emoji

Picture a channel post where your logo or banner sits right inside the text, built from tiny emoji. It looks striking and stands out in the feed ✨ Giga Emoji builds these sets for you: send an image and the bot turns it into a set of premium emoji.

More than 383,000 people have used it. The interface is in Russian, and there is a news channel plus a support bot.

From picture to emoji grid

A custom emoji in Telegram is a tiny 100 by 100 pixel square. To show a larger picture, you have to cut it into a grid of those squares and upload each piece as its own emoji.

Doing it by hand is slow: slice the image in an editor, save dozens of files, then upload them one by one to the official sticker bot. Giga Emoji handles all of that and hands back a ready set.

The commands you will use

• /newset creates an emoji set from your image.
• /settings controls how sets are generated.
• /subscribe shows the paid plans.
• /referrals opens the partner program for people who bring in new users.

Lost in the menus? /start always takes you back to the main screen.

The Premium question

Any Telegram user can create emoji sets. Putting custom emoji into messages and posts, though, requires Telegram Premium 💎

Readers are fine either way: channel subscribers without Premium still see the design. Only the person writing the post needs the subscription.

Getting a clean result

1. Start with a simple image. A logo, bold lettering or a bright icon. Fine details vanish on 100 by 100 pixel tiles.
2. Mind the proportions. A wide banner takes many emoji per row, and on a phone the row may wrap.
3. Check contrast in both light and dark Telegram themes. What pops on white can disappear on black.
4. Keep it light. One emoji image at the top of a post works better than three in a row.

Who gets the most out of it

Channel owners who want a signature look: a logo at the start of every post, neat dividers, a banner for an announcement. Small brands and shops benefit too, since readers recognize them at a glance 🎨

You can try the basics for free, and paid plans cover heavier use. Make one set, see how it looks in your channel, then decide whether a plan is worth it.