Tiny Telegram Tools

Anonymous posting bot for Telegram groups

Post anonymously into a Telegram group through the bot.

Anon Say in short

Anon Say (@AnonSayProBot) posts a member's message into a Telegram group under the name Anonymous: the member sends /anon with a text in the group, or writes to the bot in private and picks the group.

  • Handle: @AnonSayProBot (https://t.me/AnonSayProBot)
  • Add to a group: Add the bot to the group as an admin with the right to delete messages. Then a member sends /anon with a text. Link: https://t.me/AnonSayProBot?startgroup=site&admin=delete_messages
  • Start in private: Open the bot in a private chat, press Start, pick one of your groups and write. Each message goes to that group as an anonymous post.
  • Price: Free to use. Pro is optional: 150 Telegram Stars, one time, for one group (no post limit, a custom name in place of Anonymous).

Limits

  • The free plan allows 20 anonymous posts a day for one group, 10 posts an hour for one person, 500 characters for one post.
  • The bot must be a group admin with the right to delete messages: it deletes the member's /anon message and posts the copy. With no such right it posts nothing.
  • A post is anonymous to the members, not to the admins: a group admin can reply /reveal to get a hashed sender ID and the first name, or /ban to block the sender.
  • The bot keeps each post for 30 days, so that /reveal and /ban can work.

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AnonSayProBot lets anyone in a group send a message that posts as "Anonymous" instead of under their own name. Send /anon with your text, and the bot deletes your original message and reposts it under the group's anonymous prefix.

If you'd rather not type /anon in the group, DM the bot instead: pick which of your groups to post to, then just type — every message you send is posted there anonymously until you start over.

Admins keep a safety valve: replying to an anonymous post with /reveal DMs them a hashed identifier and first name for that sender, and /ban silently blocks a sender's future anonymous posts in that group.

Need a question to start with? Try the free group discussion planner, then read the setup and privacy kit for admins. Both pages are in English.

Use it without adding the bot

Use it without adding the bot: mention @AnonSayProBot in any group to get a one-tap card to open it.

Commands

CommandExampleDoes
/anon/anon the coffee machine is broken againPost your text anonymously into the group (your original message is deleted).
/start/startIn a DM: pick one of your groups, then type freely — each message posts there anonymously without needing /anon each time.
/reveal/revealAdmins only, reply to an anonymous post: DMs the admin a hashed sender id and first name.
/ban/banAdmins only, reply to an anonymous post: silently blocks that sender's future anonymous posts here.
/alias/alias 🦊 FoxPro only: set a custom prefix used instead of "Anonymous".
/pro/proBuy Pro for the group via a Stars invoice.

All AnonSayProBot commands

Free vs Pro

Free

  • 20 anonymous posts per day per group
  • 10 posts per hour per person
  • 500 characters max

Pro — 150 Stars (≈ $3), one-time, per group

  • Unlimited posts
  • Custom alias/prefix

Privacy

See the full privacy page for what every bot in Tiny Telegram Tools stores.

FAQ

Can anyone in the group see who posted an anonymous message?
No — only a group admin can find out, and only by replying with /reveal, which DMs them a hashed id and first name rather than posting it publicly.
What happens to my original message when I use /anon?
The bot deletes it and reposts the text under the anonymous prefix, so it never sits in the chat under your name.
What if the bot can't delete my message?
It replies once asking to be made admin with delete permission — without that, /anon can't stay anonymous.
What are the free posting limits?
20 anonymous posts per day per group and 10 per hour per person, 500 characters max. Pro removes the post cap and adds a custom alias, for a one-time 150 Stars payment per group.

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