From your script to a video in the bot
Open TextFlick in Telegram and press Start. Copy the example above or write your own conversation. Send the whole script in one text message. The bot replies with style buttons; choosing a look adds the video to the shared render queue. The finished file arrives in the same private chat.
The script and MP4 on this page show one worked example. The web-editor button opens the same lines and pauses on the website. Opening Telegram does not transfer the text automatically: copy it and send it to the bot.
- A plain line becomes a message on the left.
- Start a line with > to put the message on the right.
- Put ... on its own line for a 1.2-second pause.
Write a conversation the bot can read
Start with a short question and an answer. Add a line of dots before the reveal. In “The last train”, the pause comes before the question about someone at the door; the last message changes what the first answer means. Replace the details while keeping that sequence.
The bot accepts 2–40 text messages, up to 200 characters each. Longer lines are truncated and parsing stops after the fortieth message. Pauses do not count as text messages. Send text rather than a screenshot, voice note or forwarded private conversation. A final 1.2-second pause holds the last message on screen.
What you receive
The result is a silent vertical MP4 at 1080×1920 and 30 fps. The chat is drawn from your script; the bot does not read anyone else’s accounts or messages. Five looks are available: Dark, Clean, Cinema, Blue and Violet. The bot uses a dark theme; use the website for additional appearance settings.
Save the file from Telegram and use it in a TikTok, Short or Reel. Add music or a voice-over separately. A busy queue is reported in the chat. Rendering time depends on script length and workload, so there is no fixed promise of completion in a few seconds.
One account for the website and the bot
The first action that needs an account associates it with your Telegram identity. On the website, choose Telegram sign-in and confirm it in both the bot and the original browser. If you already use an email account, link Telegram in that account’s settings to keep your projects and history together.
Export limits are shared: Free includes 5 videos per calendar month with a watermark; Pro includes 200 per month without it. It is not five in the bot plus five on the website. When a limit is reached, the bot points you to the plans.
Paying for Pro with Telegram Stars
Use /buy to open a Pro checkout with Stars when this payment option is available. The Telegram invoice shows the exact price before you confirm it. The cost of obtaining Stars can vary, so this page does not promise a fixed conversion to another currency. The subscription works on both the website and in the bot.
A Stars subscription covers 30 days and can renew automatically from your Stars balance. Use /subscription or the website’s Subscription screen for status and cancellation. Cancelling keeps access until the end of the paid period. If new Stars purchases are unavailable, /buy explains that; opening the bot does not charge you.
When a step does not work
If the conversation is too short, add a second text message. If the draft expired, send the script again: it is kept for a limited time while you choose a style. If the video finished but the file did not arrive, tell support the approximate time and whether you used the bot or website.
Use /support for the support address, /account to open the website account and /terms for the terms. Start a new script with /new. Label fictional work clearly; do not impersonate someone with a fabricated chat or publish another person’s private data.