Telegram Channel Post Generator
Create realistic Telegram channel post screenshots with view counts and share buttons
Channel settings
Posts
- Post 1Post imageAny image up to 10 MB.
- Post 2Post imageAny image up to 10 MB.
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Tips
- New posts appear at the top of the channel.
- A post image is cropped to fill the media area above the text.
- Without a channel icon, the header shows the channel’s initial on a Telegram blue circle.
- Dark mode switches to the Telegram night theme.
Preview
The preview updates as you edit.
About Our Free Telegram Channel Mockup Generator
Create pixel-perfect Telegram channel screenshots with our free online Telegram channel post generator. Show a news or crypto channel's feed in a pitch deck, preview a week of announcement posts before they go out, or place a channel screen in a UI prototype. Every detail is replicated: the channel header with subscriber count, post cards with the channel name, view counts with the signature eye icon, timestamps, forward buttons, and the mute bar at the bottom.
Unlike basic chat mockup tools, this generator is specifically designed for Telegram channels, the one-way broadcast format that millions of content creators, news outlets, and businesses use daily. Channel posts display differently from private messages: they take the full width, show view counts instead of read receipts, display the channel name on each post, and feature a forward/share button. Our tool reproduces all of these unique channel UI elements with pixel-perfect accuracy.
Your post content, channel names, and uploaded images are never uploaded or stored. The mockup downloads as a PNG at twice the phone layout size (780 pixels wide), sharp on high-density screens and ready for social sharing. Both light and dark Telegram themes are supported with a single toggle.
Key Features
- Authentic Telegram channel layout with header, subscriber count, post cards, view counters & mute button
- Custom channel icon upload or auto-generated initial letter circle in Telegram blue gradient
- Attach images to individual posts with auto-cropping and rounded corners
- Eye icon with editable view counts and timestamps on every post
- Toggle between Telegram’s classic light theme and official dark theme
- Add, edit, and remove unlimited channel posts with independent text, time, views & images
- Forward/share arrow icon on every post replicating the real channel experience
- PNG export at 780 pixels wide (twice the 390-pixel phone layout), with a height that grows to fit your posts
- Your text and images are never uploaded or stored
- Bottom mute button bar with bell icon for complete channel authenticity
How to Use the Telegram Channel Mockup Generator
- Set channel details: Enter the channel name and subscriber count that appear in the header. The subscriber text supports any format (e.g., “1.2K subscribers”, “50K members”).
- Upload a channel icon: Click “Upload” under Channel icon to add a custom avatar, or skip it for the default Telegram-style blue circle with the channel initial.
- Add your posts: Type post content, set timestamps and view counts, then click “Add Post”. New posts appear at the top, just like a real channel.
- Attach images: Use “Upload” on any post to add an image displayed in the authentic Telegram media card style above the text.
- Toggle dark mode: Check the Dark Mode box to preview the night channel theme. The preview updates instantly.
- Download your mockup: Click “Download PNG” to save the PNG image to your device.
Use Cases
- Content creator previews: Preview how your channel posts will look before publishing to test different copy and image combinations.
- Marketing & advertising: Create channel mockups for pitch decks, case studies, and ad creatives showing how a brand appears on Telegram.
- Social media content: Generate shareable channel post screenshots for Instagram, Twitter/X, LinkedIn, and YouTube thumbnails.
- UI/UX design prototypes: Build realistic Telegram channel screenshots for app mockups, design systems, and product presentations.
- News & media mockups: Create channel feed mockups for news organizations showing how breaking news appears to subscribers.
- Education & tutorials: Illustrate Telegram channel usage in digital marketing courses and social media management guides.
- Competitor analysis: Mock up competitor channel layouts and posting strategies for internal presentations.
- Film & video production: Build screen inserts for videos, documentaries, or courses that feature Telegram channel content.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from the Telegram Chat Mockup?
This tool replicates the Telegram channel view, a one-way broadcast format. Channels show view counts instead of read receipts, use full-width post cards, display the channel name on each post, and have a mute button instead of a message input field.
Can I add images to channel posts?
Yes. Each post supports an optional image upload. Images are displayed in the authentic Telegram media style with auto-cropping and rounded corners.
What image resolution does it export?
The PNG is 780 pixels wide, twice the 390-pixel width of a standard iPhone screen layout, with a height that grows to fit your posts. It works well for social media and presentations.
Can I use the generated images commercially?
Yes. The output images are yours to use for any purpose, personal, editorial, or commercial. Just do not impersonate real channels or create misleading content.
Tips & Best Practices
- Use realistic view counts: Channel posts typically get 10-30% of subscriber count as views. For 10K subscribers, use 1K-3K views for authenticity.
- Vary your timestamps: Space posts several hours apart with different times to simulate a natural publishing schedule.
- Mix post lengths: Combine short announcements (1-2 lines) with longer updates (3-5 lines) for a realistic feed.
- Add images to key posts: Use an image on 1-2 out of every 3-4 posts for an authentic media-to-text ratio.
- Keep channel names concise: Real Telegram channels use short, branded names. Long names get truncated in the mobile header.
- Test both themes: Some screenshots look dramatically better in dark mode, especially for tech and gaming channels. Always preview both before exporting.