Telegram Link Generator
Generate Telegram links for usernames, deep links, and share URLs.
Telegram Link Generator
About Telegram Link Generator
Telegram Link Generator for Telegram URL Creation
Need a Telegram link you can paste into a bio, website button, QR code, or email signature? This generator turns a username, phone number, or short message into a clean Telegram URL you can share anywhere. Create profile links, click-to-chat links, and “share” links with prefilled text—without memorizing Telegram’s different URL formats.
Consistent links reduce friction. Instead of telling people to “search for us on Telegram,” you can provide a single tap link that opens the right profile, channel, group, or share sheet immediately. That small improvement can increase responses, reduce support delays, and make your brand look more polished.
This page also helps you choose the best format for your situation. Some links are more compatible in browsers, while others feel more “native” inside mobile apps. Use the generator to produce both, then pick the one that fits your audience and where you plan to publish the link.
How It Works
The generator builds Telegram links using widely supported formats: https://t.me for public usernames, https://t.me/share/url for share sheets with prefilled text, and the tg:// deep-link scheme for opening Telegram apps directly on supported devices. You choose what you want to generate, and the tool safely encodes your text so spaces, punctuation, and emojis don’t break the link.
Under the hood, link generation is mostly about normalization and encoding. Usernames should not include extra characters, share parameters must be URL-encoded, and deep links must follow strict key/value patterns. This tool performs those steps automatically so the final result is predictable and copy-safe.
Step-by-step
- 1) Pick a link type: Choose a profile/chat username link, a share link, or a Telegram deep link.
- 2) Enter your target: Add a username, phone number, or URL depending on the chosen mode.
- 3) Add optional text: Prefill a greeting, support prompt, or campaign message.
- 4) Generate: The tool returns a finalized link and a short summary of what it opens.
- 5) Copy or download: Copy to clipboard or download a simple .txt file for sharing with teammates.
If you are publishing to multiple places—like your website, Instagram bio, and an email footer—generate one canonical link and reuse it. Consistent links help you avoid “almost the same” variants that can confuse users or break analytics tracking.
Key Features
Username links for profiles, channels, and groups
Create the classic https://t.me/username format used for public profiles, channels, and groups that have a username. This is usually the best default because it is readable, shareable, and works across devices and platforms.
Deep links for app-first experiences
Generate deep links such as tg://resolve?domain=username for a more direct, “open in Telegram” behavior. Deep links can feel smoother on mobile where the app is installed, but some environments block custom schemes—so it helps to keep an HTTPS fallback for maximum reach.
Share links with prefilled text
Use https://t.me/share/url to open Telegram’s share sheet with an optional URL and message prefilled. This is excellent for referral programs, blog promotion, product launches, and newsletters where you want people to forward a consistent message.
Automatic encoding for special characters
Messages often include spaces, punctuation, diacritics, and emojis. The generator encodes these characters so the link remains valid in browsers, social apps, and QR scanners while keeping the final message readable inside Telegram.
Clean input handling and normalization
Paste a username with or without the “@” symbol and the tool normalizes it. For phone numbers, you can paste digits with spaces, hyphens, or parentheses; the generator removes separators when appropriate for the selected link format.
Copy, reset, and download controls
The interface includes quick actions to reset the form, copy the generated output, and download the link into a lightweight text file. This helps when you need to save a set of links for an event, client, or internal documentation.
Because the tool focuses on one task—correct Telegram links—it stays fast and predictable. You do not need accounts, API keys, or special settings. Generate what you need, paste it where you publish, and you are done.
Use Cases
- Website contact buttons: Add a Telegram link to a “Contact” section so visitors can reach you with one click.
- Customer support workflows: Prefill a message like “Hi, I need help with order #____” so users provide context immediately.
- Creators and communities: Share a channel or group username in a bio, link page, or video description without typos.
- Sales and lead capture: Give prospects a direct chat link to a sales rep or regional team account.
- Campaign sharing: Pair a share link with a landing page URL and a short CTA so followers can forward your content.
- QR codes and print: Generate a stable HTTPS link and embed it in a QR code for posters, packaging, or event badges.
- Partner kits: Provide affiliates and partners a ready-to-paste Telegram share link that matches your brand tone.
In each scenario, your goal is the same: make the next step effortless. A clear, tap-ready Telegram link removes ambiguity and increases the chance that someone actually reaches you. For support teams, it can cut down on time spent asking follow-up questions. For marketing, it can improve conversion by removing extra steps.
If you run multiple Telegram properties—like a main channel plus regional chats—generate a standardized set of links and store them in your brand guidelines. That way every teammate shares the correct destination, and you avoid “old link” problems when assets get reused.
Optimization Tips
Keep usernames consistent and easy to type
If you operate across platforms, align your Telegram username with your brand handle. Short, simple usernames reduce errors when people type them manually and look cleaner in printed materials. If your handle is long, consider using an HTTPS link and a QR code to prevent typos.
Write prefilled messages with intent
Prefilled messages should be short, specific, and helpful. Examples include “Hi! I’d like pricing for…”, “Support request:”, or “I found you via…”. These prompts reduce back-and-forth and make it easier for your team to categorize incoming chats.
Prefer HTTPS for broad compatibility, add deep links as optional
Deep links can be great on mobile, but HTTPS links are typically the most universal. When you publish in places that may restrict custom schemes—some ad platforms, in-app browsers, or enterprise environments—use https://t.me/ as the primary link and offer a deep link as a secondary option if you want a more app-forward experience.
Also consider where your audience clicks from. Social apps often open links inside embedded browsers, and embedded browsers can behave differently from full browsers. Testing your final link in the exact context where it will be used is a simple way to avoid surprises.
FAQ
For public profiles, channels, and groups with a username, the most universal format is https://t.me/USERNAME. It works in browsers and commonly opens Telegram when the app is installed. It is also the easiest format to read and verify.
Yes. Deep links like tg://resolve?domain=USERNAME may open Telegram directly on supported devices. However, some browsers and apps block custom schemes, so it’s smart to also keep an https://t.me/ link available as a fallback.
You can paste it either way. The generator trims spaces and removes a leading @ so the final URL remains valid. This makes it safer to copy handles from profiles or documents where formatting varies.
Share links open Telegram’s share screen with your message and URL prefilled. This encourages consistent wording, helps followers forward the same CTA, and reduces copy mistakes—especially when your campaign includes special characters or emojis.
No. The generator simply assembles a link for your current request and displays it as output. It does not require Telegram credentials and is intended as a convenience tool for formatting.
Why Choose This Tool
Telegram URLs look simple, but small formatting errors—an extra character, missing encoding, or the wrong path—can make links fail silently. This generator removes that risk by producing consistent, ready-to-use links based on your selection. It also saves time when you need to create multiple links for different teams, campaigns, or destinations.
It is built for speed and clarity. You can generate a correct link in seconds, copy it, and move on to publishing your page, sending your campaign, or updating your profile. The tool is also helpful as a learning aid: by comparing the different outputs, you quickly understand the relationship between HTTPS links, share links, and deep links. That understanding makes future link planning easier and reduces dependency on trial and error.
If you care about user experience, every click matters. A properly formatted Telegram link reduces confusion, opens the correct destination, and turns passive interest into an active conversation—one tap at a time.
Link Quality Checklist
Before you publish a Telegram link, run through a quick checklist. Confirm the username is correct and public, verify there are no trailing spaces, and make sure your message reads well when pasted into Telegram. If you include a URL in a share link, test it on both mobile and desktop to ensure it opens the right page and does not redirect unexpectedly.
For teams, it helps to standardize the wording of prefilled messages. A consistent template—like “Hello, I am contacting you about…”—keeps conversations organized and makes it easier to route chats to the correct person. When you are running a campaign, consider adding a short identifier in the message (for example, a product name or campaign code) so you can quickly recognize where the chat originated.
Finally, remember that the best link is the one your audience can use instantly. If most clicks come from mobile social apps, prioritize a simple https://t.me/ link and keep the message short. If you are distributing links internally to a mobile-first team, deep links may feel faster. The generator makes it easy to create both and decide with real testing.