Telegram Card Generator
Create stunning, customizable cards for Telegram profiles, channels, groups, and bots. Powered by Next.js OG Image API for lightning-fast generation. Perfect for GitHub READMEs, personal websites, and social media showcases.
🎨 Generate Your Card
Your Generated Card
📸 Examples from the Community
Channel - Light Theme
@SingleDevelopers
Channel - Dark Theme
@Premium
Personal Profile
@durov
Bot
@ReceiveSMSRobot
Group
@SSH_Store
Custom Theme
@SL_Developers
Beautiful Design
Responsive cards with dark/light themes, custom color schemes, and multiple font options. Create cards that match your brand perfectly.
Lightning Fast
Powered by Next.js OG Image API with smart caching. Generate high-quality 700x250px cards in milliseconds, not seconds.
Universal Compatibility
Works with Telegram channels, groups, bots, and personal profiles. Automatically displays subscriber counts, member counts, or monthly users.
Developer Friendly
Perfect for GitHub README files, personal websites, and documentation. Simple URL-based API with extensive customization options.
Completely Free
Open source MIT licensed tool. No API keys required, no rate limits, no watermarks. Use it anywhere, anytime.
Easy Deployment
Deploy your own instance on Vercel, Netlify, Railway, or any serverless platform. Full source code available on GitHub.
🚀 Usage Guide & API Documentation
📋 Basic Usage
Simply add a Telegram username to generate a card:
🎨 With Theme
Choose between light and dark themes:
📝 GitHub README Integration
Perfect for showcasing your Telegram presence in README files:
Or using Markdown:
🎯 Advanced Customization
Customize colors, fonts, and shadows to match your brand:
🔧 Available Parameters
Customize your cards with these URL parameters:
- username - Telegram username (required)
- theme - light or dark
- bgColor - Background color (rgba or hex)
- textColor - Main text color
- subtleTextColor - Secondary text color
- extraColor - Accent color for counts
- shadowColor - Box shadow color
- fontFamily - Font family name
🌟 Use Cases
- GitHub profile README showcases
- Personal website integration
- Social media profile links
- Developer portfolio displays
- Channel/group promotion materials
- Bot documentation pages