Connect your sources, set processing rules, and let TGCloner keep your channel active — without daily manual work.
No source list? Start with the built-in RSS catalog.
Sources feed into rules, rules shape the queue, and the queue delivers posts to your channel on your schedule.
Autoposting here does not mean blind reposting. Every post goes through your rules before it reaches the audience.
TGCloner autoposting is not just scheduled posting. It is a full pipeline: sources → rules → queue → your channel.
Channel → source → rules → queue → publishing. Each step is visible and configurable in the dashboard.
The setup wizard walks you through connecting your first channel and source in a few minutes.
Sources, rules, queue, and publications — all in one dashboard.
Add Telegram channels, RSS feeds, and websites — each with its own rules.
Posts enter the queue after processing. Approve manually or let them publish automatically.
Immediate, delayed, or manual — configure per source or per channel.
Every day: finding content, deciding what to post, copying, formatting, publishing. Then doing it again tomorrow.
<p>The work is repetitive and takes time away from actually growing the channel. And if you skip a day, the channel goes quiet.</p><p>TGCloner removes the repetitive part — you choose the sources, set the rules, and the system does the daily work for you.</p>
TGCloner connects your sources to a processing pipeline and publishes automatically — according to rules you set once.
You keep editorial control: choose what sources to trust, what to filter out, how posts should be shaped, and when they go live.
Same outcome — consistent channel activity — but one requires daily manual effort and the other runs on its own.
TGCloner works with Telegram channels, the RSS catalog, your own RSS feeds, and websites — mix sources for a more resilient pipeline.
Telegram channels and the RSS catalog cover most use cases and are the easiest to connect.
Monitor public Telegram channels and pull posts into your pipeline.
Access private channels via invite link, if your plan supports it.
Hundreds of curated feeds by topic — connect without hunting for RSS links.
Add your own RSS feeds and website sources when you need more than the catalog provides.
Connect trusted media, blogs, and sites that already publish RSS.
Connect sites without RSS or with non-standard structure via custom parsing.
Connect a source, set your rules, and your channel starts updating on its own.
A one-time setup turns into a channel that runs continuously — without daily manual input.
Start on Starter with one source. Upgrade when your channel needs more sources, rewrite, translation, or a more complex setup.
It is a pipeline that connects your sources to your Telegram channel and publishes content automatically according to rules you set once.
You choose the sources, set filters and processing rules, and decide when posts go live. TGCloner handles everything in between.
Yes. Choose immediate posting, a fixed delay between posts, or manual approval before anything goes live.
Yes. Set a signature once and it appends automatically to every post — channel name, link, or any text you choose.
Connect your sources, set the rules once, and let TGCloner keep your channel active — every day.
No source list? Start with the built-in RSS catalog.