Sticker Bot for Telegram

Plenty of stickers in your chats and no order among them? Sticker Bot in Telegram is built for working with stickers and packs: start it with /start and act right in the conversation. No programs, no registration. 🎨

What is known about the bot

The bot has a plain name and a named owner. One command is declared: /start, which launches the bot. Catalogs describe it as a handy tool for stickers.

The feature set is not spelled out in detail anywhere, so it is better to enter and look at the buttons: that shows what is available right now.

Jobs people open such bots for

Sticker bots usually take over routine work. That means finding the packs you need, keeping favorite stickers and helping pack images into a format the messenger accepts.

• Packs. Gather your pictures into one pack that is easy to send to friends.
• Collection. Keep favorites at hand instead of scrolling through hundreds of packs.
• Preparation. Bring a picture to the right size and format.

Which of these jobs this bot covers is visible in its menu.

Telegram sticker requirements

To be accepted, a sticker has to follow the platform's rules. A static sticker is made as WebP or PNG, one side is 512 pixels, and the file stays under 512 KB. Video stickers use the WebM format and are limited in length and size. 📐

A transparent background looks neater on any chat theme. Cut the subject out with a clean edge, otherwise a light halo remains on the dark theme.

Your pictures and other people's rights

Photos of friends, acquaintances and public figures should not be turned into stickers and posted publicly without consent. The same goes for copyrighted images: packs with other people's work get blocked after complaints.

If the stickers are for private chats, the risk is smaller. For a public pack, use your own drawings or photos with the author's permission.

Staying safe in a bot chat

• Send no documents. Stickers need only images.
• Enter no codes. A bot should never ask for an SMS code or a password.
• Skip strange links. If the bot leads to an outside site for payment, check why.
• Read about pricing. If a paid feature ever appears, look at the price before paying.

Getting started

1. Press Start in the bot.
2. Study the menu buttons and pick the action you need.
3. Prepare the picture in advance: transparent background, 512 pixels on one side.
4. Check the result on both the light and dark chat themes.

For the first try, avoid an important image: practice on a simple picture and watch how the bot handles the file.