Step-by-step guide

Open the bot and press Start

Open @TgEasy26Bot in Telegram and tap Start. You get a menu with buttons — you never have to remember commands.

• Send /menu any time to bring the menu back.
• Send /cancel to stop whatever step you are in.

Link your Telegram account

Tap Login (or send /login), or use Add account inside 👥 Accounts. Send your phone number in international format. The bot first asks Telegram to send a code and only after Telegram confirms it, sends a secure OTP page link. Open that page and enter the code there—never in Telegram chat. After verification, return to the bot and send your two-step password if requested. Accounts added from 👥 Accounts finish in that section; Account Management logins offer Refresh list for channels and groups.

• Write the phone in full international format: + then your country code then your number. Every country is supported.
• The OTP link appears only after Telegram sends the code and stays valid for 15 minutes; enter the code only on that page.
• If a code is wrong or expires, keep the same page open and enter the next code there.
• The bot deletes your password from the chat immediately after reading it.
• If the code expires, just start /login again.

Refresh your chat list

Tap Refresh list once after linking. The bot loads every channel and group your account belongs to and sorts them into: admin channels, admin groups, and chats where you are only a member.

• Run it again whenever you join or leave chats.

Broadcast a message

Tap Broadcast, choose a category (for example all chats where you are admin), then send the text. The bot shows you the target list and an estimated time, and only starts after you confirm.

• You get a progress update after every 100 messages.
• Failed chats are reported instantly with the chat name and the reason.
• A full per-chat report arrives at the end.

Forward an existing message

Tap Forward, then forward the original message into the bot. It will be forwarded to all of your saved targets, keeping the original formatting and media.

Control the queue

Tap Queue (or send /queue) to see running jobs. Each job has Pause, Resume and Stop. A paused job remembers exactly where it stopped and continues from there — nothing is sent twice.

Set up auto reply

Tap Auto reply in the menu. Turn it on, write your message and choose a wait time. If someone messages you and you do not read or answer within that time, the bot sends your auto reply once from your account.

• Wait time options: 5, 10, 15, 30, 45, 60 or 120 minutes.
• Scope: private chats only, or private chats plus groups.
• Mode: once per chat, or repeat every 12 hours.

Live promo in a public channel (Telegram Premium only)

Tap Live promo (or send /livepromo). The linked account must have Telegram Premium — without it the run is refused, because normal accounts have a much smaller limit for messaging new people. Save your promo message once, optionally add people to the block list, tap Start and send a public channel link such as https://t.me/channelname. Your account joins the channel and also enters the live voice chat itself (muted, no audio) — that is what makes the listeners' profiles openable, exactly like tapping someone in a live and pressing Send message. It sends to every listener whose DM profile Telegram exposes, including people who join later.

• Telegram Premium is required on the account linked to the bot.
• Public links only. Private invite links (t.me/+…) cannot be used.
• Auto-watch: if no live is running when you start, the bot stays in the channel and joins automatically the moment a live begins — and keeps waiting for the next live after one ends (up to 12 hours per run).
• Every listener is resolved the same way the Telegram app does it: the whole listener list is resolved in one batch request from inside the live, then per person by username, channel membership, or a message they posted in the channel or its discussion group.
• Listeners Telegram hides at first are retried on later scans (up to 4 attempts) instead of being written off — this is what keeps lives with 20+ listeners delivering.
• Messages use a randomized 2.5–4.5 second delay because opening many new chats at one message per second triggers Telegram's anti-spam system on larger lives.
• Nobody is messaged twice while they stay in the live; if they leave and rejoin, they get it again.
• Block list: add any username or numeric ID and that person is never messaged in a live.
• Progress update after every 25 messages, plus a final report with delivered, failed and skipped counts.
• Daily safety limit: 50 promo messages to new people per account per 24 hours (resets at 00:00 UTC). This number comes from real runs on this account — Telegram answered with PEER_FLOOD after about 52 new chats. The bot counts every live promo you run that day, shows how many are left when you start, and stops cleanly at the limit.
• PEER_FLOOD is an account-wide pause on new private chats, not a listener or server-load error. The run stops immediately with a clear report instead of retrying the same listener forever; wait before starting another run.
• If you are removed or banned from the channel, it stops instantly and tells you.
• You can pause or stop it any time from Queue.

Live stream a video or audio file into a voice chat

Tap Live stream (or send /livestream). Send the target chat — a public link or username such as https://t.me/name or @name, or a private invite link such as https://t.me/+abc123 — then send the file you want to play. Your account joins the chat, enters the live voice chat, and plays your file: a video is broadcast as a screen/video share, an audio file is played with the microphone unmuted. When the file ends your account leaves the call and you get a report.

• Private invite links work here: the account accepts the invite automatically before joining the live.
• Video files: MP4, MKV, WEBM, MOV, AVI, GIF/animation and video notes.
• Audio files: MP3, M4A, AAC, OGG/OPUS, WAV, FLAC and voice notes.
• Maximum file size is 20 MB — Telegram does not let a bot download bigger files.
• If no live is running and your account can start one, the bot starts the voice chat for you.
• Loop: turn it on to replay the file until you stop the job from Queue.
• Audio files play with the microphone unmuted. If the live does not let you unmute, your account raises its hand automatically and waits — playback starts by itself the moment an admin lets you speak.
• A 🎛 Stream controls button appears only once a stream is running — with the queued message and in Queue.
• Video file: stream on/off, screen share on/off and loop. Audio file: stream on/off and loop. Nothing extra is shown.
• Turning the stream back on always continues from the exact second it stopped, never from the beginning.
• Mute is automatic: if an admin mutes your account in the live, playback pauses instantly and continues by itself the moment you are unmuted.
• Stop it completely from Queue or from the Stream controls panel.