TgEmojis: Your Own Telegram Emoji

A custom emoji made from a photo of your cat or a meme GIF feels much livelier in a chat than the standard set. TgEmojis builds such emoji from photos, videos and GIFs and gathers them into packs. ✨

The bot is tied to a channel of the same name about premium emoji. You start it with /start or /menu, and after that everything runs on buttons.

Nine commands cover everything

The bot's menu has a short command list, enough to manage a whole emoji pack. Here is how they divide:

• /add puts a new item into the pack.
• /list shows what is already inside.
• /copy clones an existing pack.
• /editemojis changes the emoji linked to an item.
• /delete removes the extras.
• /catalog opens a catalog of ready-made emoji.
• /create_status makes a love status.

The /help command reminds you where everything is. 🏠

What custom emoji are in Telegram

They are small images or animations embedded in message text like ordinary characters. They come static or animated and are grouped into themed packs.

One limit comes from Telegram itself: only Premium subscribers can send these emoji in messages. Everyone, including non-subscribers, can see them. 👀

Which file to use

1. For a static emoji, take a square picture with a simple background, since small details blur at tiny sizes.
2. For an animation, pick a short clip of a few seconds with no sound.
3. Watch the size: video emoji in Telegram have limits on weight and length.
4. A GIF becomes a video emoji; it cannot become a vector animated one.

Building a pack without chaos

Pick a theme in advance. A pack of random pictures looks sloppy, while one with a shared style is recognized in text at once. Choose one outline color or one background. 🎨

Give each item a clear emoji hint. When you link an ordinary smiley to a picture, Telegram suggests it as you type that smiley, so nobody has to dig for it.

If a pack turns out well, clone it with /copy and rework it for another theme. That beats starting from scratch.

The love status

A separate command creates a love status. It suits holidays and private messages: a caption and hearts come together as a ready-made emoji card.

Remember that everyone you send it to will see it, and a forwarded message cannot be taken back.

Three places it pays off

Channel admins can make an emoji from the project logo and put it in post headings. Bloggers can use faces of recurring characters that carry their humor.

Friends need no more than six to eight reactions built on inside jokes. Anything beyond that is clutter. 😊

Where people go wrong

When you cut people out of photos, get their consent and check your rights to the source. Slicing other people's cartoons and films into emoji can bring complaints against your pack.

The bot asks for files, which means they are processed on the developer's side. Keep personal photos and documents out of it, and test with a harmless picture. 🔒

More than fifteen thousand people use the bot each month. Begin with a single emoji and see how it looks inside a message.