Auto Message Sender BOT for Telegram – Python

Obtain API Credentials

Before you can use the bot, you need to acquire your API ID and API HASH from Telegram. These credentials are essential for accessing your Telegram account programmatically. To get your API credentials, visit Telegram’s API development tools. Log in with your Telegram account and follow the instructions to create a new application. Once your application is created, you will receive your API ID and API HASH.

Run the Script

To start using the Telegram Auto Message Sender BOT, first open Command Prompt. Navigate to the folder where your TG_Auto.py script is located. You can do this by using the cd command to change to the correct directory. After you are in the right folder, execute the Python script by typing python TG_Auto.py and pressing Enter. Follow the on-screen prompts to enter your API ID, API HASH, phone number, and any other required details. Monitor the output to confirm that messages are being sent or to identify any errors that might occur.

For Windows users, you can simplify this process by opening Command Prompt directly from the folder. Navigate to the folder in File Explorer, click on the address bar, type cmd, and press Enter. This will open Command Prompt in that directory.

Type the following command in the console:

If the execution is successful, you will see:

Provide Credentials

During the first run of the script, you will be prompted to enter your API ID, API HASH, phone number, and a verification code. This information will be saved in the Credentials.txt file for future use. If you have run the script previously, you may choose to reuse the saved credentials by confirming with ‘yes’ when prompted.

Configure Group URLs

Ensure that the Groups.txt file includes the URLs of the groups where you want to forward messages. If the Groups.txt file does not exist, the script will automatically create it. However, you will need to manually add the URLs of the groups you want to target.

Each URL should be entered on a new line in the following format:

https://t.me/Group1
https://t.me/Group2
https://t.me/Group3

…and so on.

The bot will start sending messages from the top of the list and continue to the bottom. Once all the messages have been sent, the process will restart automatically after a 10-second delay.

Set Message Delay

You will be asked to set a delay between messages. This delay is crucial to avoid hitting Telegram’s rate limits and helps in preventing potential bans or restrictions. Enter the desired delay in seconds when prompted.

How to Customize a Message

To customize the message that the Telegram Auto Message Sender BOT will send, follow these steps:

1. Prepare Your Message: Start by creating the message you wish to send. This includes writing the text and, if applicable, attaching any images or media that suit your needs and marketing strategies.
2. Save the Message to “Saved Messages”: Once your message is ready, send it to your “Saved Messages” in Telegram. This special chat is accessible only by you and is used to store important messages for future use. To do this, open your Telegram app, go to the chat with “Saved Messages,” and send the prepared message there.
3. Message Fetching: The bot will automatically fetch the latest message from your “Saved Messages” when it runs. It will use this message to send to the group URLs specified in the Groups.txt file.

This method allows you to customize your message content and media without directly editing the script or configuration files. Simply update the message in “Saved Messages,” and the bot will use the most recent entry for sending.

If you need to update or change the message, just repeat the process by editing and sending a new message to “Saved Messages.”

Sample of Successfully Sent Message

The Telegram Auto Message Sender BOT processes messages by fetching group URLs from the Groups.txt file. It starts at the top of the list and proceeds sequentially to the bottom. Once it reaches the end of the list, the BOT will automatically restart the process and send the message to the groups again. This cycle continues indefinitely, ensuring that messages are consistently sent to all specified groups.

When a message is successfully sent, you will see an output like this:

This output confirms that the message was delivered to the specified group, and the BOT will continue to the next group in the list.

Thank you for exploring the Telegram Auto Message Sender Python BOT. This tool was created on July 25, 2024, and is currently in its beta version. The BOT is designed to streamline the process of sending messages to multiple Telegram groups, making it an essential tool for community managers and anyone in need of efficient message distribution.

Whether you’re using it for personal or professional purposes, I hope you find it useful and easy to integrate into your workflow. As with any tool in its beta phase, there may be areas for improvement, and your feedback is invaluable in helping to refine and enhance its functionality.

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Your feedback and inquiries are always welcome, and I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you for using the Telegram Auto Message Sender Python BOT, and happy messaging!