Does the bot need to be an admin in my group?

Yes — specifically with delete permission, so it can remove your original /anon message before reposting it anonymously. Without that permission it won't post anonymously.

Can admins see who posted an anonymous message?

Only by replying to that specific post with /reveal, which DMs the admin a hashed sender id and first name — it's not visible to the group, and it only works one post at a time.

How many anonymous posts can a group make for free?

20 a day per group, capped at 10 per hour per person, with a 500-character limit per post. Pro removes all three caps.

Can I post anonymously without typing /anon every time?

Yes — DM the bot, run /start, pick your group, and your next text message posts anonymously without the /anon prefix. That session lasts an hour.

How to Post Anonymously in a Telegram Group

Some things are easier to say in a group when your name isn't attached — feedback about a shared space, an awkward logistics question, a confession nobody wants tied to them personally. AnonSayProBot lets anyone in a Telegram group post a message that shows up as "Anonymous" instead of under their own name.

It works through a simple command: send your text to the bot, it deletes your original message, and reposts it under the group's anonymous prefix — so the group sees the message, not who sent it.

Nobody has to opt into anonymity in advance or set anything up on their own account first — the moment the bot has delete rights in the group, any member can use /anon whenever they want.

It's aimed at ordinary group situations, not a dedicated confessions channel — feedback, questions people are shy to ask under their own name, or anything where the point is the message, not who sent it.

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Steps

Add the bot and give it delete rights. AnonSayProBot needs to be an admin with delete permission in the group so it can remove your original message after reposting it — without that, it'll tell you to make it admin instead of posting anonymously.
Send your message with /anon. Type /anon the coffee machine is broken again in the group. Your message is deleted and reposted as "🎭 Anonymous: the coffee machine is broken again".
Or post from a DM with the bot. DM the bot, run /start, and pick the group from the list of ones you've used AnonSay in — your next text message is posted anonymously there, no /anon prefix needed (this session lasts an hour).
Know the admin safety valve exists. Admins can reply to any anonymous post with /reveal to get a hashed sender id and first name by DM, or /ban to silently block that sender's future anonymous posts — so anonymity isn't a free pass for abuse.

Good to know

Free: 20 anonymous posts a day per group, 10 per hour per person, 500 characters max per post.
Pro removes those caps for unlimited posts and lets admins set a custom prefix with /alias (e.g. 🦊 Fox) instead of "Anonymous", for a one-time 150 Stars payment per group.
The bot strips @mentions and replaces links with [link] in anonymous posts as basic anti-spam — it's not meant for sharing links anonymously.
/reveal and /ban only work when an admin replies directly to one of the bot's anonymous posts — there's no way to look up a sender from an arbitrary message.
The DM posting flow (via /start) is separate from /anon in the group — either method reaches the same result, an anonymous post in that group, so use whichever fits how you're already using Telegram in the moment.

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FAQ

Does the bot need to be an admin in my group?: Yes — specifically with delete permission, so it can remove your original /anon message before reposting it anonymously. Without that permission it won't post anonymously.
Can admins see who posted an anonymous message?: Only by replying to that specific post with /reveal, which DMs the admin a hashed sender id and first name — it's not visible to the group, and it only works one post at a time.
How many anonymous posts can a group make for free?: 20 a day per group, capped at 10 per hour per person, with a 500-character limit per post. Pro removes all three caps.
Can I post anonymously without typing /anon every time?: Yes — DM the bot, run /start, pick your group, and your next text message posts anonymously without the /anon prefix. That session lasts an hour.

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Curious what the Pro features cost? See pricing.