Themki: Stickers and Themes Bot

Telegram looks the same for everyone: the default blue interface, the stock emoji set, and the same sticker packs in every chat. Themki is a bot that changes that in one place. It covers stickers, themes, emoji picks and interface languages. 🎨

In the catalog the bot is listed under the name Stickers, Emoji, Fonts, Themes. It runs inside a normal chat, so there is nothing extra to install.

What Themki does

• Stickers. Turn your own image or photo into a sticker and collect them in a pack.
• Themes. Ready-made color schemes for the Telegram interface.
• Emoji. A selection of emoji that stand out from the standard set.
• Languages. A quick way to choose the messenger's interface language.

Normally you would hunt for each of these in different channels and lists. Here you open one chat and pick a section.

A sticker pack without a designer

Stickers in Telegram live in packs, and every pack has a short address. When a pack is created through a bot, that bot's name is added to the end of the address automatically. That is why packs made with Themki carry its name in the title and are easy to recognize.

Pick pictures with a clear subject and a plain background. Small details turn into mush at sticker size. 🖼️

1. Open the chat with the bot and tap /start.
2. Choose the stickers section.
3. Send a picture or photo.
4. Wait for the sticker to land in your pack, then send it in any chat.

The bot shows the exact button order itself, and it can change with updates.

A theme you will actually keep

A Telegram theme changes the colors of the background, message bubbles and panels. It is not only about looks. A dark scheme is easier on the eyes in the evening, and a high-contrast one helps when small text is hard to read.

Check how a theme looks in a real conversation before you commit. Light text on a light background is unreadable no matter how nice the palette is. 🌌

If you dislike a theme, the default one is a couple of taps away in Telegram's appearance settings.

Emoji and language: small things you notice

Telegram has regular emoji and custom ones. Custom animated emoji can be sent by Telegram Premium subscribers, while everyone else only sees them in messages. That rule belongs to Telegram, and the bot does not bypass it.

The language option helps when the interface opened in the wrong language, or when you want to switch to another one. 🔤

How many people use it

Telegram shows about 421 thousand users for the bot. For a narrow customization tool that is a large audience. It means the bot is alive, people still open it, and packs carrying its name turn up in third-party sticker directories.

The owner accepts advertising through a contact in the bot's profile, so you may see promotional mentions in the chat. That is a common model for free bots with a big audience.

Things to watch

• Other people's photos. Ask for consent before making stickers of someone. Packs are public and can be found.
• Copyright. Frames from films and cartoons are protected. For a public pack, use your own drawings.
• Size and format. Telegram has its own sticker requirements, and the bot adjusts the picture to fit them.
• Outside links. Do not follow links from strangers who offer themes, even if they look friendly.

Themes from the bot apply inside Telegram. Any file that asks you to install a separate program has nothing to do with that. ⚠️

Who gets the most out of it

People who want personal stickers for friends or a group chat. People tired of the default look. Channel and community owners who want their own pack for recognition.

For one quick meme sticker, the bot takes a couple of minutes. For a serious branded pack with animation, prepare the images in advance and check how they look at small size.

Start with one sticker and one theme. After five minutes you will know whether the format suits you. 😊