How to schedule Telegram channel posts, from SPREVA's bot or your own

Add SPREVA's bot, or your own, to your channel or group as an administrator allowed to post messages, connect it, then write the message: up to 4,096 characters of text, or up to 10 photos or videos with a caption, or one document. Choose whether it goes out silently, schedule it or add it to a queue, and the bot posts it at that time.

Telegram has no sign-in for apps, so a bot does the posting. Choose whose:

• SPREVA's bot. Add it to the channel or group as an administrator allowed to post messages, and put the ownership code SPREVA shows you in the chat's description, so SPREVA knows the chat is yours. You can remove the code once it is connected.
• Your own bot, to post under its name and picture. Create it with @BotFather, make it an administrator of the chat with permission to post, and paste its token in Your own bot token. With your own bot, no code is needed.

Then type the chat's @username or paste its t.me link in Channel or group. A private chat without a username is connected by its numeric ID. Each channel or group is an account of its own, so you can connect as many as you run.

1. 1

   Connect the channel or group, as above.

2. 2

   Press New in the sidebar, choose Post, then Text Post, Image Post, Video Post or Document Post, and pick your Telegram chat.

3. 3

   Write the message. With photos, videos or a document it is a caption, up to 1,024 characters.

4. 4

   In the Telegram settings, turn on Silent message or Protect content if this message needs them.

5. 5

   In a group with topics, give the Forum topic ID; leave it at 0 for a normal chat.

6. 6

   Schedule it, or Add to queue.

Telegram sets the limits; SPREVA checks every one before the message goes:

• Text alone, up to 4,096 characters, shown exactly as you typed it.
• Up to 10 photos or videos, sent as one album, with a caption of up to 1,024 characters.
• One document, such as a PDF, on its own.
• Files up to 10 MB for a photo and 50 MB for a video or a document.

Four settings shape how a message lands:

• Silent message: delivered without a notification sound. Right for the post at night or the small update between the big ones.
• Protect content: the chat cannot forward or save the message.
• Hide link preview: no preview card under a link, for a text message where the card would get in the way.
• Forum topic ID: in a group with topics, the message goes into that topic instead of General.

If the bot is no longer an administrator, has been removed, or the chat cannot be found, the post says so in plain words: make the bot an administrator again or check the chat's name, then retry. Posts to your other accounts go out as planned. When Telegram asks to slow down, SPREVA waits as long as Telegram says and tries again.

One case is different. A bot cannot read back the messages in a chat, so if Telegram never confirms that a message arrived, SPREVA does not send it again by itself: it asks you to check the chat first, so your readers never get it twice.

Telegram's own app can schedule a message, one chat at a time, from the account that is signed in. SPREVA adds what a channel with a plan needs: a queue that fills your next free time, a calendar of everything that is coming, the same announcement to Telegram, Discord, X and your other accounts in one post, each with its own text under Per account, and a team that can write and approve together. How to schedule Discord announcements and messages.

Connect your channel, write next week's posts and add them to a queue, with the late ones silent. Every plan starts with a 7-day trial.