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Post to social media from Telegram
Connect our Telegram bot, @Status200UploadsBot, to your Status 200 Uploads account once, then send it a video or a photo with a caption. The bot answers with a card: the profile, the networks the post goes to, and what each one still needs, such as who can view a TikTok post. Nothing is posted until you tap Post, and the card then shows how each network went. Posting from Telegram is included in every paid plan.
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What you need
- Plan
- Included in every paid plan, from Beginner.
- A paid plan
- Posting from Telegram is included in every paid plan, from Beginner. On Free the bot posts nothing and answers with a link to the plans. Pricing
- A Telegram account
- Telegram on your phone or computer. Open @Status200UploadsBot (t.me/Status200UploadsBot) and tap Start.
- Connected networks
- Connect each network once in the Status 200 Uploads dashboard under Connections. The bot posts to those profiles only; /accounts lists them.
Open the bot · Connect your account · Send a clip · A bigger file, or a Google Drive link · Check the card and tap Post
TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, X, LinkedIn, Threads, Pinterest
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How to connect
Open the bot
In Telegram, open @Status200UploadsBot and tap Start. The bot answers with a Connect button.
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Connect your account
Tap Connect Status 200 Uploads. Our website opens: sign in and tap Allow. The bot then says "Connected" and lists your profiles and their networks. The button works once, for 15 minutes; send /start for a new one.
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Send a clip
Send a video or a photo with its caption in the same message. The bot saves the file to your Media library and answers with a card: the profile, the networks it goes to, and what each network still needs.
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A bigger file, or a Google Drive link
A file over 20 MB gets an Upload the file button instead: tap it, pick the file on the page that opens in Telegram, and the message turns into the card when the upload is done. A Google Drive link shared with "Anyone with the link" works too: send it with your caption.
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Check the card and tap Post
Switch networks on or off, choose what the card asks for, such as who can view a TikTok post, and tap Post. The card then shows how each network went, and the posts are in History in the dashboard too.
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What it can do
| What | Where | Details |
|---|---|---|
| A photo to several networks | Facebook, Instagram, TikTok | One photo with a caption, one card, one tap of Post: it went out to Facebook, Instagram and TikTok together. |
| A video | TikTok, Facebook | A video went out to TikTok and Facebook, with TikTok's who can view and comments settings chosen on the card. |
| A file over 20 MB | Facebook, TikTok | Through the Upload the file button the bot answers with (or /upload), up to 5 GB: a 37 MB video uploaded from a phone this way and went out to Facebook and TikTok. |
| A Google Drive link | Every network you connected | A link to a video shared with "Anyone with the link", sent with a caption: the bot imports the file into your Media library and answers with the card. |
| Your profiles | Every network you connected | The card says which profile a clip goes to. Pick another one on the card, and the bot remembers it for your next clip. /accounts lists every profile and its networks. |
| What each network needs | TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest | The card asks before Post for what only you can choose: who can view a TikTok post, a YouTube video's visibility, a Pinterest board. |
A worked example: one photo, three networks
This is the first test, on , with Facebook, Instagram and TikTok connected on one profile.
You send
A photo, with the caption "Testing photo".
What happens
The bot saved the photo and answered with a card for Facebook, Instagram and TikTok. TikTok needed a choice of who can view the post ("Only me" was picked). After Post, the card showed all three as posted.
Limits
Files up to 20 MB straight in the chat: that is the most Telegram lets a bot download.
Bigger files, up to 5 GB, through the Upload the file button the bot answers with. The button works for 24 hours.
Videos as MP4, MOV or WebM, and images as JPEG, PNG or WebP, one file per message. Albums and messages with text only are not posted.
Up to 30 clips an hour from one Telegram account.
Skool is not posted from Telegram: a Skool post needs a group and a title, so post to Skool from the dashboard.
Every post counts toward your plan's daily limits, as a post from the dashboard does.
Troubleshooting
- The bot says posting from Telegram is a paid feature.
- The Status 200 Uploads account is on Free. Upgrade to Beginner or higher, then send the clip again.
- The bot says "This link has expired".
- The Connect button works once, for 15 minutes. Send /start for a new one.
- The bot says "Already connected to another account".
- This Telegram account posts for another Status 200 Uploads account. Send /disconnect, then connect again.
- The upload page says the button has expired.
- The Upload the file button works for 24 hours. Send the file to the bot again, or send /upload, for a new one.
- The bot could not get the file from a Google Drive link.
- Share the file in Google Drive with "Anyone with the link" and send the link again. A link to a folder or to a Google Docs file is refused too: link the video or the photo itself.
- The bot says "This reached me late".
- The bot was offline for a moment, so nothing was done with that message. Send it again.
Questions
A paid plan: posting from Telegram is included in every paid plan, from Beginner. Your plan's daily limits count every post the bot sends, as they do in the dashboard.
No. The card shows where the clip goes and what each network needs, and nothing goes out until you tap Post. Cancel on the card closes it without posting.
Yes. The card lists the networks of the profile, and one tap of Post sends the clip to every network switched on. A photo went to Facebook, Instagram and TikTok this way.
No. The Connect button opens our website, where you sign in and tap Allow. The bot never sees your password; it posts with a key of its own for your account.
Send /disconnect in the chat. The chat stops posting at once, and your account, networks and posts stay as they are. Send /start to connect again.
Up to 5 GB. A file up to 20 MB goes straight in the chat, the most Telegram lets a bot download. A bigger one gets an Upload the file button: tap it, pick the file on the page that opens in Telegram, and the message turns into the card.
Yes. Share the video in Google Drive with "Anyone with the link" and send the link to the bot with your caption: the bot imports the file and answers with the card.
No. Status 200 Uploads cannot delete a post from a network once it is out. Delete it on the network itself.