Sticker Search Bot: stickers fast

You know you need a sticker of a sad cat, but it is buried somewhere in a hundred packs on your phone. Telegram's emoji suggestions often miss. Sticker Search Bot finds stickers by pack name, by emoji, or by both, straight from the message field.

Search from any chat

The bot works in inline mode. You do not have to open it separately: in the chat you need, type the bot's name, add a space and start your query. Results appear above the keyboard.

• By pack name. If you know the author or series, type the name.
• By emoji. Enter a smiley and the bot shows stickers tied to it.
• Together. A name plus an emoji narrows results when many packs share similar characters.

Tap the sticker you want and it goes to your friend. No trips to the gallery and no manual scrolling. 😺

Favorites within reach

Your best stickers are handy in a personal list. In a private chat with the bot, several commands work.

• /addfav. Adds stickers to your favorites.
• /delfav. Removes a sticker from favorites once you are tired of it.
• /recent. Returns the last five stickers you sent through the bot.
• /stats. Shows how many times a sticker has been sent through the bot.
• /start. Explains how to use it.

Three moments when it helps

1. The right reaction now. In a live chat speed counts, and the bot finds a sticker in a couple of seconds.
2. A favorite artist. You remember the pack name but lost it in your list. Searching by name brings it back with no digging through history.
3. Mood hunting. You type an emoji and see which stickers fit that feeling.

Getting better results

If a word returns nothing, try another language or a shorter version of the name. Emoji work in every language, so they make a good first try. 🔎

Keep queries simple: one word gives a wider list than a full phrase. Two words already narrow it more than you might expect.

Things to keep in mind

This is a public search, and adult stickers can appear in results. One directory marks the bot with an NSFW flag. If you search in public or in a work chat, check the sticker before you send it. ⚠️

Stickers belong to their authors. That is no problem for private chats, but using someone's artwork in ads or for sale without permission is not allowed.

Getting your own stickers found

If you draw stickers yourself, the pack name and the emoji attached to each sticker affect whether people find you. Give the pack a short, clear name and attach precise emoji, and search will work better for you. 🎨

The bot's author runs a related channel with stickers and news, where changes are announced.