Auto Forward Posts: channel posts on autopilot

Copying posts from ten channels into your own by hand gets old by the second day. Auto Forward Posts does it for you: a new message appears in the source and the bot copies it to the place you chose. ⚡

A source can be a channel, a group, another bot or a private chat. The destination can be any place in Telegram, or a webhook.

What happens to a post on the way

It is more than a one-to-one relay. According to public bot directories, the feature list is wider.

• Copy or forward: send a post as a copy, with no "forwarded from" label.
• Word replacement and blacklist: drop what you do not want and swap in your own text.
• Translation: useful when the source writes in another language.
• Schedule: send only on certain days or inside set time windows.
• Other platforms: some messages can go to popular workplace messengers.

The bot also handles affiliate links, so people often use it for deal channels.

Commands you will use first

The menu is short and self-explanatory.

• /add: adds channels to watch.
• /activate: switches on a forward you created.
• /list: shows all your forwards and your limit.
• /stop and /stopall: pause one forward or every forward.
• /help and /about: instructions and developer details.
• /donate: helps pay for the servers.

The setup catch: a human is involved

Per directory listings, the bot has no full self-service interface. After you authorize it, you message the developer with the channels and chats to connect, then activate the service.

So expect setup to take longer than a minute. If you want a fully instant do-it-yourself flow, check whether this format works for you.

What does it cost

Directories quote different prices, so no figure is given here. Current terms and any trial are explained inside the bot through /help.

Before paying, ask what the plan includes and how many forwards you can create. The /list command shows your limit.

Think before you switch it on

Automatic forwarding of other people's content has limits. Copying posts into your channel without the author's permission can violate copyright, and Telegram may restrict channels for spam and copy-paste.

1. Connect only sources you have the right to repost.
2. If you run an aggregator, name the source. It is honest and builds trust.
3. Never forward other people's private conversations.
4. Test on a spare channel before turning on the real one.

When you connect personal chats, remember you are giving the bot access to messages. Never share passwords or login codes, and sign in only through the standard Telegram authorization. 🔐

Who gets the most out of it

Admins of niche channels who gather news from several places. Owners of deal channels. Anyone who wants alerts from a group delivered to a separate spot. The developer posts project news in his own channel.