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Channel Cloner

A repeatable publishing flow for your Telegram channels

Build a source-to-destination pipeline for content you are entitled to republish. Apply filters, replacements, signatures or optional AI editing, check a preview and publish through the accounts that have the required access.

Build a publishing pipelineHow it works

Start with Free. You need access to the sources and permission to publish to the destination.

Illustrative publishing flow · fictional announcement

A post goes through your rules

  1. Your source

    Workshop registration is open. The next session covers CRM integration. Details: example.com/workshop

  2. Pipeline rules

    Keep posts about integration. Replace the old booking URL and add the destination channel's signature.

  3. Your destination

    Workshop registration is open. The next session covers CRM integration. Details: example.com/new-booking · Your team's channel

This example uses an editable post you own. The preview helps inspect text changes before you enable the pipeline.

Choose what arrives and how it is published

Cloner is a publishing workflow with visible sources, processing rules and destinations. Start with simple edits and add AI only when the task needs it.

Sources and destinations on one flow

Connect the channels the reader account can access and the channels a publisher can post to. The flow shows how a source reaches each destination and which processing rules apply.

Filters and controlled edits

Use required or excluded words, text replacements, link cleanup and signatures. Optional AI editing follows your instructions and uses the workspace AI balance.

Preview and posting behaviour

Test a source post or your own text before enabling the flow. Configure posting delay, duplicate handling and what happens when a media caption is too long: split it or truncate it.

Check one source and one destination first

  1. 01

    Connect the reader and publisher

    Add your Telegram accounts. Verify source access for the reader and posting permissions for the destination account. One account can perform both roles when it has the required access.

  2. 02

    Build the route and its rules

    Choose the source and destination, add only the filters and edits you need, and decide how the pipeline should handle long captions and duplicate posts.

  3. 03

    Run a preview, then enable the pipeline

    Inspect a representative post and a long caption. Save the settings, enable the flow and check the post log for actual publishing results and errors.

What to check before publishing

Start with one tested workflow. Expand after checking access, settings and the first results.

A working proxy is required for Telegram-account operations: bring your own or rent one in the dashboard. Proxy costs are separate from the plan.

How to connect a proxy

  • Source access and destination permissions

    The reader must be able to read the source. The publisher must have posting permissions at the destination. Telegram's protected-content restrictions still apply; not every source can be copied.

  • Content you can republish

    Use your own posts or content you have permission to reuse. Copying, editing or rewriting a post does not itself give you the rights to publish it.

  • AI spend and fallback

    Ordinary configured edits do not need AI generation. AI editing spends the workspace balance; if the model fails, a post can be published unchanged. Keep your destination appropriate for that outcome.

Questions and answers

Can Cloner copy any private channel?

No. A reader account needs legitimate access to the source, and Telegram restrictions still apply. The destination also needs an account with publishing permissions. Protected content and unavailable sources can prevent copying.

Do I have to enable AI editing?

No. Filters, replacements, signatures and routing can be configured without AI rewriting. Enable AI only when you want model-based editing and have budget for it.

Can I inspect the result before going live?

Yes. Preview a source post or your own text to inspect the configured transformations. The preview is a test of the text workflow, not proof of successful media delivery or destination permissions.

What happens to a caption that is too long?

Choose to split the post into a media message and a following text message, or truncate the caption. The behaviour is configured in the pipeline settings and happens at publishing time.

Guides for your first setup

tdata, session strings and authorizations: how Telegram account access actually works

An authorization is a per-device key, and tdata or a session string is that key in a file. Here is how access really works - what a transfer preserves, what it mints, and which controls hold.

Updated: August 2026 · 8 min read

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Which proxies to buy for Telegram accounts

Static dedicated IPv4 or ISP, one IP per account, in the phone number's country - and why the rotating residential and mobile proxies the market pushes hardest are the wrong product for a long-lived Telegram session.

Updated: August 2026 · 8 min read

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