Connect public and private Telegram channels as sources, apply rules to every incoming post, and publish to your channel automatically.
Registration takes you to the connection wizard: first the channel, then technical settings and the first source.
Content is not sent to the channel chaotically: posts go through rules, the queue, and the selected publication mode.
In the TGCloner dashboard, the scenario becomes a clear chain: channel, source, rules, queue, and publication.
Registration takes you to the connection wizard: first the channel, then technical settings and the first source.
Checking channels one by one, deciding what to repost, copying, editing, posting — it works until it doesn't. One busy day and the channel goes quiet.
TGCloner turns Telegram channel monitoring into an automated pipeline — sources feed in, rules process the content, and posts reach your channel on your schedule.
Connect the Telegram channels you want to monitor, set rules for each source, and let TGCloner handle the rest.
Every post goes through your filters and processing rules before it enters the queue — nothing reaches your channel without passing your setup.
Telegram channel sources work best as part of a mixed pipeline — combine with RSS feeds and websites for a more resilient setup.
Connect any public channel as a source — posts flow into your pipeline automatically.
Access private channels via invite link on Growth and Pro plans.
Add RSS feeds alongside Telegram sources for a more resilient pipeline.
Combine trusted media and blogs with Telegram channels in one unified pipeline.
For sources without RSS — connect via custom parsing.
Add channels, configure rules, and let TGCloner monitor and publish automatically.
Start with a public Telegram source on Starter. Move to Growth or Pro for private channels, multiple sources, rewrite, and translation.
Yes. Connect public Telegram channels on any plan. Private channels via invite link are available on Growth and Pro.
Yes. Mix Telegram channels, RSS catalog feeds, your own RSS links, and websites in one pipeline — each with its own rules.
Yes. Posts from Telegram sources enter the queue like any other source — visible before publishing, with optional manual review.
Yes. Set stop words, filters, rewrite, translation, and signatures per source. Nothing reaches your channel without passing your rules.
Connect public channels, set processing rules, and publish automatically — without daily manual monitoring.
After clicking, you will be able to add a channel, connect a source, and check how posts enter the queue.