Documentation
Bloggram turns a Telegram channel into a blog. These pages walk you through the setup and explain what happens to your posts after that.
New here? Start with Getting started. If something does not work, go to Troubleshooting.
- Getting started
Sign in with Telegram, add the Bloggram bot to your channel as an administrator, and see your blog go live.
- Channels and permissions
Why Bloggram works with channels only, how public and private channels differ, which permissions the bot asks for, and how to reconnect.
- Writing posts
How a Telegram post becomes a page: where the title comes from, which formatting is kept, how hashtags become tag pages, and what stays on Telegram.
- Photos and albums
How single photos, captions and albums appear on your blog, which sizes are stored, and the file size limit.
- Edits and deletions
How edits on Telegram reach your blog, how often Bloggram checks for deleted posts, and how to hide, edit or delete a post from the dashboard.
- Your blog's address
How Bloggram picks your blog's address from the channel title, how to change it, how old addresses redirect, and which names are reserved.
- The dashboard
What you can do in the Bloggram dashboard: your blogs, settings, posts, the deleted-post check, history import and blog deletion.
- Customizing your blog
Link colors, fonts, dark mode, home page layouts, what shows on the blog, the logo, the About page, links, the pinned post and the tag menu.
- Search engines
What Bloggram does for search engines, why a new blog stays out of the index at first, and when it is offered to them.
- Troubleshooting
What to do when the bot doesn't answer, a link has expired, a blog is missing or a deleted post is still online.
- FAQ
Price, limits, custom domains, removing the bot, deleting your data, contact and how to report abuse.
- Terms of use
The rules for using Bloggram: your content, what is not allowed, and what happens to blogs that break the rules.
- Privacy
What data Bloggram stores, what it does not collect, and how to delete it.