aiTelegram — Stickers, emojis, and branding for Telegram channels with AI · Your Telegram channel with perfect assets

For anyone who creates and manages Telegram channels: turn an idea into a sticker with an exact 512-pixel side, a 100×100 emoji, or your channel avatar, and also calculate what a sponsored post is worth. The AI provides the artwork; the server guarantees the file meets the spec, measuring every piece before giving it to you.

Does @Stickers reject your file and not explain why?
Telegram doesn't forgive: a sticker needs an exact 512-pixel side and transparent background, a custom emoji measures exactly 100×100, the channel avatar is cropped into a circle and eats anything that sticks out, and a message with MarkdownV2 blows up with a 400 error because of an unescaped period. aiTelegram splits the work: the AI draws the subject and the server handles compliance. It cuts out the background using the alpha channel, composes the white outline and shadow, brings the longest side to exactly 512 pixels, reduces WebP weight by quality bisection, and rereads the binary to measure dimensions, format, transparency, and actual bytes. If a rule fails, the file isn't downloaded: it's fixed first.
Create my first stickerWhat comes out of here is uploaded to Telegram exactly as is
Three things that don't usually go together: AI-generated art, files that meet the spec to the millimeter, and channel tools that cost nothing.

512 px stickers and 100×100 emojis, measured one by one
Write the concept, choose from 7 styles —3D, vector, chibi, pixel art, cyberpunk, retro, and comic— and receive the piece already compliant, with its white outline and shadow so it reads on light theme, dark theme, and doodle background. If you prefer your own drawing, upload it as PNG, JPG, or WebP and it's made compliant the same way, cropping the background if it's a uniform color. Every piece comes with the Telegram Pass sheet: dimensions, format, transparency, and weight measured on the final file. The pack downloads as a ZIP with the manifest and instructions for @Stickers. Custom emojis can be created and downloaded by anyone; using them in Telegram requires Premium.

The channel brand kit, designed for the circle
Channel avatar 512×512 that's checked against the inscribed circle before giving you the file —the server measures how much the text sticks out and reframes it automatically—, 1280×720 article header for Telegra.ph, and 1200×630 t.me link card for when you share the channel. Six visual themes: crypto, news, gaming, technology, education, and memes. The AI never writes the text: it's composed afterward as a vector on a legibility plate calculated from the luminance of the area, so it comes out sharp and error-free. Changing the title or moving it around recomposes instantly and costs nothing.

ERR calculator and bot tools, free and no account needed
Move two sliders and you have your channel's ERR with its traffic light, the price range per post by niche, and the three market formats —1/24, 2/48, and permanent, with their ×1, ×1.35, and ×1.8 factors—, plus a copyable rate card to send to an advertiser. Next to it, the MarkdownV2 escaper with the 18 reserved characters and context-based tokenizer, which doesn't break your links or code blocks, warns about unclosed entities, and generates the snippet ready for cURL, python-telegram-bot, aiogram, telegraf, or grammY. And a visual inline keyboard builder with 29 ready-made recipes. All of this is calculated in your browser: no sign-up and no cost.
From concept to pack ready for @Stickers
Tell us what you want to see
Describe the idea in one sentence and choose a style. No need to write long prompts: the server adds the style snippet and transparent background directives.
The server makes it fit
It crops the background, composes the outline and shadow, brings the longest side to exactly 512 pixels, and adjusts the weight until it fits the budget, measuring the actual file instead of assuming it's good.
Assign emoji, download, and upload
Set the emoji for each piece —it suggests one based on your concept—, download the pack as ZIP, and follow the included sequence for @Stickers, with the warning to send images as files, not as photos.
What channel admins say
“I spent months pricing sponsored posts by eye. Seeing the ERR with its traffic light and the niche range changed the conversation with advertisers: now I send the rate card copied as is, and the haggling is over.”

“The bot kept rejecting my files and I never knew if it was because of size or weight. Here the sheet tells you the four things measured on the final file, and the whole pack comes out in a ZIP with the instructions inside.”

“The MarkdownV2 escaper that doesn't break my URLs already saves me the afternoon. What I didn't expect was ending up using the keyboard builder: I set up the inline, see it as a bubble, and take the grammY snippet pasted.”

Frequently Asked Questions
Your first pack, ready this afternoon
Try a concept and check the compliance sheet before uploading anything to @Stickers.






