Telegram tool
Telegram Link Generator
Clean, shareable t.me links for your channel or group. Free to start.
Free plan. No card needed.
Why Telegram links need this
Sharing a Telegram channel or group means passing around a t.me link, and it is nice to have a clean, branded short version you can track. On a phone, the link opens your channel directly in the Telegram app so people can join in one tap.
Before and after
Before
https://t.me/yourchannelname
After
re.directinapp.com/join
How it works
Three quick steps
01
Paste your link
Drop in the link you want to share. We detect it and confirm what it opens.
02
Get your short link
You get a clean, branded short link. Sign in with Google to save and track it.
03
Share and track
Share it anywhere and watch clicks, devices and app opens roll in live.
What you get
Clean branded link
Replace the long Telegram URL with a tidy short link that looks trustworthy.
Opens the app
Opens the Telegram app. If it is not installed, the link opens the t.me web page.
QR on every link
Every link gets a QR code, handy for putting your Telegram link on print.
Real analytics
See total clicks, devices and locations for every link in real time.
Who uses it
A creator puts one short join link in their Instagram bio that opens their Telegram channel.
A community shares a tidy short invite link across platforms and tracks joins-driven clicks.
A course shares a short group link on a slide with a QR code.
More about Telegram links
Channels, groups and the join in one tap
Telegram spreads by invitation. A public channel has a t.me handle, a private group hides behind an invite link, and both are awkward to dictate or type. Wrapping either in a short link means one tidy address you can put on a slide, a card or a pinned post, and on a phone it drops the person straight into your channel or group ready to join.
A link that survives being forwarded
Telegram content travels by forwarding. Your invite gets copied into other chats, pasted into groups and passed between friends, far from where you first posted it. A short branded slug like re.directinapp.com/join stays readable and recognisable everywhere it lands, where a bare handle or a long invite string can look like anyone's link and get ignored.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Does the short link open the Telegram app?+
On a phone with Telegram installed, the link opens your channel or group in the app. Otherwise it opens the t.me web page.
Does it work for private invite links?+
Yes. It works for public t.me handles and private invite links.
Can I track clicks?+
Yes. Every short link has real-time click analytics, handy for seeing which post drove joins.
Can I brand the link?+
Yes. Sign in to pick a custom slug so the link is memorable.
Is it free?+
Yes. Generating a Telegram link is free. Premium plans add longer analytics history and custom slugs.
What is the difference between a channel link and a group link?+
A channel is broadcast-only and usually has a public t.me handle, while a group is for two-way chat and often uses a private invite link. directinapp shortens either one the same way, so a single short link can point at whichever you are growing.
Can I put the same join link on a QR code?+
Yes. Every link comes with a QR code, so you can print your channel or group invite on a flyer, a banner or a slide at an event. Someone scans it and Telegram opens on their phone, ready to join in one tap.
Get started
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