Telegram
Create realistic Telegram conversation animations
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This template animates a Telegram conversation the way the app moves: the clip opens on the chats list, pushes into the conversation, plays the messages, and pops back to the list. Messages can quote an earlier line as a reply, carry an image attachment labeled with its file name and size, and show a single check when sent and a double check when read.
Telegram shows typing in the chat header, and so does this template: while the other person writes, the subtitle under their name changes to typing with animated dots. You can also add a calls screen with incoming, outgoing, and missed rows, or a long-press peek that previews the chat in a card with a context menu below it.
Use the manual editor without an account, or try Describe it: type a sentence about the conversation, for example a friend sending a blurry concert photo, and the AI drafts messages, names, and timing that you can then edit by hand. Describe it requires signing in with Google or GitHub.
Enter the contact's name, a status such as "last seen just now", and an avatar. Decide whether the conversation also appears as a row in the chats list, and at which position.
Add lines for each side. Attach a reply quote with a name and quoted text, or an image with a file name and size, and drag message cards to change their order.
Set a delay before each message and how long the contact types. Your own messages can type into the input field, and sent and read checks appear after delays you choose.
Use Video flow to order the Chats, Chat, and Calls screens with push, pop, tab, or peek transitions, pick a light or dark theme, and export MP4 or GIF.
The chats list slides into the conversation and back again, so the video can start and end on the chats list.
Any message can quote another, showing the quoted person's name and text in a block above the reply.
Add a photo to a message and label it with a file name and a size, such as 2.4 MB.
A single check when a message is sent and a double check when it is read, each appearing after its own delay.
While the contact types, the header subtitle switches to "typing" with animated dots, matching where Telegram shows it.
A calls list with All and Missed segments and incoming, outgoing, or missed rows, plus a long-press peek card with a context menu.
Light and dark themes, with MP4 or GIF export at 720p or Full HD between 15 and 60 fps, framed by the iPhone bezel or cropped to 1:1.
Build a bit around a blurry photo or screenshot sent mid-conversation, with the file name and size shown the way an attachment appears in the app.
Quote an old message back at someone for the payoff; the reply quote makes it obvious which line is being answered, even on a small screen.
Show a conversation from the chats list to the thread for guides about messaging privacy, impersonation scams, or basic app navigation.
Export a 9:16 MP4 for TikTok, Reels, or Shorts, or a GIF to drop into a post, newsletter, or slide where video does not autoplay.
Open the Telegram template, add the contact's name, status, and avatar, and write messages for both sides. Add reply quotes or images where you need them, set delays and typing time, arrange the screens in Video flow, then preview and export as MP4 or GIF.
Yes. Each message has a Reply to field for the quoted person's name and a field for the quoted text, which appear as a quote block above the message. You can also attach an image and give it a file name and size label.
Set a typing duration on the contact's message. During that time the subtitle in the chat header changes to typing with animated dots, the way Telegram displays it, and then the message appears. Your own messages can instead type out in the input field.
No. The template covers a one-to-one chat with text, reply quotes, image attachments, read checks, and typing, plus the chats list and calls screens. Channels, group chats, polls, stickers, reactions, forwarding, voice notes, and video attachments are not included.
You can start for free, and the manual editor works without signing up. Plans and their limits are described on the pricing page, which is the place to check for current details before you build a longer series.
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