Compress, Convert, Generate
& Create Stickers – In Telegram

Yes! You get 50 free operations every week (resets Monday) across compression, conversion and video stickers – most people never run out. Beyond that, each operation costs 1 credit. AI image generation runs on credits too – you get 10 welcome credits when you start. Need more? Buy a credit pack inside the bot with Telegram Stars.

Every week you get 50 free operations across image/PDF compression, format conversion and video sticker creation, reset every Monday (00:00 UTC). On top of that, the 10 welcome credits you get when you start can also pay for operations once the weekly pool is gone. Files inside a ZIP batch each count as one operation. After that, each operation costs 1 credit; when you're out of credits the bot asks you to top up. Example: a ZIP of 70 images to compress, on a free account, processes 50 from the weekly pool plus one more per credit on your balance, and then asks for a top-up. Office → PDF has its own separate free quota and isn't part of this pool.

You only need Telegram. TinyFile runs inside it – open the bot, send a file, and get your result in seconds. Image and video generation opens as a Mini App in the same chat.

TinyFile compresses PNG, JPG/JPEG, SVG and PDF, and converts between PNG, JPG, WEBP, AVIF and HEIC – all 20 image directions, one tap each. Plus AI (Adobe Illustrator) to SVG, Office to PDF, and video to MP4, GIF or WebM.

Send an MP4 (or a MOV, WebM, GIF, video note or another common video format) to the bot, and it turns it into a sticker right away with your saved settings. Pick a shape (square, rounded, or circle) and length in the Video Sticker menu, and TinyFile makes a Telegram-ready video sticker (512×512, 3–20s). By default the bot adds each sticker to your own pack (My packs mode); switch to .webm mode to get the file and add it via @Stickers yourself. Source videos up to 400 MB are supported.

Open TinyFile, tap Compress → Video, and send your clip. The bot re-encodes it and returns a smaller MP4 in the same format, right in your chat. It's a true video compressor bot: your video stays an MP4, ready for WhatsApp, email, or your gallery.

Up to 2 GB per file. The old 20 MB limit is gone for video compression – send a full-length clip and the bot handles it, showing an estimated time and live progress while it works.

Videos up to 20 MB compress free from your weekly pool. Larger files – up to 2 GB – cost 1 to 7 credits depending on size (see the pricing table for exact tiers). Up to 200 MB any credits work, welcome ones included; above 200 MB use a credit pack, or pay for just that file – 25 ⭐ up to 1 GB, 40 ⭐ above. You always see the cost before anything is charged.

Yes. My packs mode is on by default: the bot builds a Telegram sticker pack for you, adding every new sticker to it automatically – no need to open @Stickers. The pack is yours: tap Edit pack to rename it, change emoji, reorder or delete stickers in the TinyFile Mini App – or edit it in @Stickers like any pack of yours. When a pack reaches Telegram's 120-sticker limit, the bot rolls over to a new one. Sticker packs are free and unlimited. Prefer the classic flow? Switch to .webm mode to get the file and add it yourself.

You can copy it in. Telegram doesn't let a bot take over a pack it didn't create, so TinyFile rebuilds yours instead: tap Copy a sticker pack, then send a sticker from the pack or its t.me/addstickers/… link. The bot copies every sticker into a new pack it manages, keeping the original title and each sticker's emoji. Video and static stickers are copied; animated (TGS) stickers are skipped. After that the bot fills the pack for you like any other.

Images, PDFs and Office documents can be up to 20 MB each, and a ZIP archive up to 20 MB with up to 200 files – the results come back as a ZIP. Video compression takes files up to 2 GB, and video stickers accept source clips up to 400 MB.

TinyFile processes files on the fly and does not store your images or documents after processing. Files are automatically deleted once the result is delivered to you.

Yes! TinyFile is a Telegram bot image converter that supports JPG to WEBP, PNG to WEBP, PNG to AVIF, JPG to AVIF, HEIC to PNG/JPG/WEBP/AVIF, and all reverse directions – 20 image conversion paths in total. Video has three targets of its own: MP4, GIF and WebM.

TinyFile compresses images, converts formats, and creates video stickers – free within a generous weekly pool of 50 operations. PNG goes through palette reduction plus a lossless optimization pass, and the bot sends whichever file is smaller; JPG has adjustable quality. Most users never need to look further.

Yes. Send any PDF to the bot and it will compress embedded images while preserving text and layout. Great for reducing PDF file size before sharing in chats. What shrinks and when it doesn't – on the Telegram PDF compressor page.

Yes. Send any .docx, .doc, or .pptx to TinyFile and tap Convert to PDF under the file – or open the Convert menu and pick OFFICE → PDF. The bot renders your document in the cloud, preserves layout, fonts, and embedded images, and returns a polished PDF in seconds.

Yes. It's a full-featured video compressor bot – send a clip, and TinyFile prepares it for the web, compresses it, and returns a webm file you can drop straight into a page or post.

Yes. Open Convert → VIDEO → MP4 and send the clip, or just send it and tap MP4 in the prompt the bot shows. Pick Original, 1080p or 720p and keep or drop the sound. If the file is already H.264 with AAC audio, the bot repackages it without re-encoding, so the picture is untouched. An HDR switch tone-maps an HDR recording to normal colours, or keeps HEVC 10-bit if you prefer. Capture date, location and rotation are preserved.

Open Convert → VIDEO → GIF, or send the video and tap GIF. Take the first 5, 10 or 15 seconds, or type a segment like 0:12–0:20 for anything up to 30 seconds. Set the long side to 320, 480 or 640 px and the frame rate to 10, 15 or 24 fps. The bot builds a palette for your clip and returns a looping GIF as a file, so Telegram doesn't turn it back into a video.

It depends on what you asked for. Compression removes EXIF, GPS, dates, camera and XMP – the point there is a smaller file. Conversion, reduce resolution and video to MP4 or WebM keep your metadata. The Remove GPS and metadata tool erases everything personal without re-compressing the picture. Orientation and the colour profile are always kept, so photos never arrive rotated or washed out, and an iPhone's HDR and portrait depth data stays too – that is rendering information, not a record of you.

Each AI image generation uses 1–11 credits depending on the model and tier. You get 10 welcome credits once, when you start the bot. Paid packs purchased in the bot stack on top of whatever is left of them and never expire.

Seedream 5.0 Flash at 1K and 2K (2 and 3 credits) and Boomerang loops (1 credit). Video generation, GPT Image 2 and the other models, upscale and background removal open with your first credit pack – or pay for each run in Stars, 2 ⭐ per credit of its price.

Yes. Add @tinyfile_bot to the group and type /img with a prompt – the picture arrives as a reply in the chat, and replying to a photo with /img edits it. Everyone picks their own model with /model; whoever sends the command pays. Details and prices on images in Telegram groups.

Yes – eight options in the Mini App's Video tab: Seedance 2.0 in three tiers – Mini, Fast and full (text/image/video-to-video, up to 4K), Seedance 1.5 Pro (the lowest price, 480p/720p, 4–12s), Kling 3.0 (3–15s, audio toggle, up to 4K), Veo 3.1 (8s clips, 3 quality tiers, upscale to 1080p or 4K, extend), Grok Imagine (6–30s, Fun/Normal/Spicy modes, 480p/720p, extend support), and Gemini Omni (text/image/video-to-video, up to 7 reference photos, up to 4K, 16:9 & 9:16). See the video guide for modes and credit costs.

Yes – TinyFile upscales video with Topaz Video AI in the TinyFile Mini App. Open the Video tab, attach a clip (up to 40 MB) or pick one from your gallery, choose 2x or 4x, and get an upscaled video back. The price follows the result: 1 credit per second up to 720p, 2 up to 1080p, 8 above that, doubled for video over 30 fps; a clip costs at least 9 credits – the app shows the exact total for your clip before charging. See the video upscale guide.