Telegram
Posts to a channel through a bot you create yourself — no login, no approval, no cost.
What Duta sends today
Duta posts text, a single photo or video, or an album of several images to a Telegram channel you administer.
There is no login screen. You make a bot with Telegram's own @BotFather, add it to your channel as an administrator, and paste its token into Duta.
The real limits
| Text | Up to 4,096 characters — 1,024 once a photo or video is attached |
|---|---|
| Media required | No |
| Photos | Up to 10 per post, 5 MB each |
| Video | Up to 20 MB |
Worth knowing
- A message on its own can run much longer than a caption on a photo or video — attach a picture to a long message and Telegram cuts the allowance to a quarter of it, so Duta warns before that happens.
- A video with no audio track plays silently and loops like a GIF rather than an ordinary video — that is Telegram's own definition of an animation, not a sign the upload went wrong.
- An album's caption sits on the first photo only, which is exactly how Telegram displays it.
Connecting Telegram
Telegram does not use a login screen. You make a bot, put it in your channel as an admin, and paste its token here. It takes about two minutes and costs nothing.