Connect RSS feeds to your Telegram channel, apply rules, and publish automatically — without copying posts by hand.
No RSS list yet? Start with the built-in catalog and pick feeds by topic.
A feed enters TGCloner, passes through your rules, lands in the queue, and goes live on your schedule.
Connect a feed, set the rules once, and watch your channel update on autopilot.
Setup takes a few minutes. The catalog gets you live without building a source list first.
RSS is a standard feed format that lets you collect new content from websites, blogs, and media automatically — without visiting each source manually.
For a Telegram channel it means a reliable stream of relevant posts: news, digests, niche content, or industry updates — all arriving without daily manual work.
But a raw RSS feed alone is not enough. You need filters, a publishing queue, and control over what actually reaches your audience.
TGCloner turns RSS into a controlled publishing flow: source → rules → queue → Telegram channel.
You choose the feeds, set how posts should be processed, and decide when they go live. The system runs continuously in the background.
Start with the built-in RSS catalog and see your first automated posts within minutes — no source list needed.
TGCloner works with the built-in RSS catalog, your own RSS links, Telegram channels, and custom websites — all in one pipeline.
Hundreds of curated feeds organized by topic. Pick a category, connect, and go — no source hunting required.
Already have trusted media or blogs in mind? Paste your RSS links directly and they join the pipeline.
Add public Telegram channels as sources alongside your RSS feeds — all managed in one place.
For sites without an RSS feed or with a non-standard structure — connect them via custom parsing.
Use the built-in catalog to start in minutes, or paste your own RSS link — either way, your channel starts updating automatically.
Source → rules → queue → your channel. TGCloner handles every step after you set it up once.
Start with a single RSS source on the Starter plan. Move up when your channel needs more feeds, rewrite, translation, or a larger source mix.
Yes. Any valid RSS or Atom feed can be connected as a source — paste the link and it joins the pipeline.
Absolutely. The built-in catalog has hundreds of curated feeds by topic. It is the fastest way to get started.
Only after passing your rules: filters, stop words, and the publishing mode you have chosen. Nothing goes live without your setup allowing it.
Yes. Choose immediate, delayed, or manual-review publishing for each source.
News channels, digests, niche topics, and any channel that benefits from a steady stream of relevant content from known sources.
Connect a feed from the catalog or your own RSS link — set processing rules and watch your channel fill up automatically.
No RSS list? Start with the built-in catalog.