Accounts

The Accounts tab is the database of your worker Telegram accounts. Every mode runs on accounts from here: when you create a task, you choose which of them take the work. While the database is empty there is nothing to run, so work almost always starts here.

The database is available on any plan, including the free Free plan. The plan does not limit the number of accounts.

How to add an account

Click + on the bar above the table — the Add Account window opens with three tabs. Pick one based on what you already have:

Manual: sign-in by phone number

The application signs in to the account right now and creates a new session for it.

After sign-in a row with the Active status is added to the database, and the session files appear in the folder.

Session: ready-made files

Adds an account you already have files for. The application does not sign in to Telegram in this case.

At least one of the two files is required. It is better to give both: .json stores the device parameters the account is used to signing in with, and without them Telegram sees a "new device".

Such an account enters the database with the Unauthorized status: the session has not been checked yet. This is normal — the status updates at the first check or the first run.

Bulk

Two ways, which can be combined:

• Select .session / .json files. You can select many files at once. Files with the same name (79001234567.session and 79001234567.json) are merged into one account, and the file name becomes the phone number.
• Paste a list. One account per line in the phone;name;session_path format — the name and path are optional. A JSON array of accounts works too. The Import list button loads the list from a file.

+79001234567;Account 1;C:/sessions/79001234567.session
+79007654321;Account 2
+79005550000

All accounts added this way get the Unauthorized status. To find out right away which of them are alive, select them and run the Check accounts mass action.

Account proxy

A proxy is attached to an account when it is added — the Attach a proxy switch — and is then used in all of this account's tasks.

• From table — pick a proxy saved on the Proxies tab. This is more convenient: the proxy is stored once, and its state is visible in the proxies table.
• Manual — enter the type, host, port, login and password, or paste the whole line, for example socks5://user:[email protected]:1080. The application parses the line itself and shows what it recognised. Such a proxy is stored only with this account and does not appear on the Proxies tab.

You can change or remove the proxy later in the Proxy column, or for many accounts at once with the Proxy mass action.

Table columns

The 2FA password is worth filling in: the Security mass actions and account export use it.

Account statuses

The status answers one question — can you work on this account right now.

The status updates by itself: when an account is added, during a bulk check, when a task starts and when the account is opened in the messenger.

Working with the table

On the bar above the table:

The table also has search, sorting by column, row selection with checkboxes and a choice of rows per page.

Several tables in one database. The Table switch picks a table inside the database file, and + Create New Table adds a new one. This is a handy way to split accounts into pools: for example, fresh and warmed-up. New accounts from Auto Registration are written into the table you pick when creating the task.

The globe icon in an account's row opens that account in the built-in messenger.

Recommendations

• Check accounts after importing. The Check accounts mass action shows in one pass which sessions are alive, and fills in the name, username and country.
• Keep the .json next to the .session. The device parameters from .json are part of the account's "fingerprint". Without them every sign-in looks to Telegram like a sign-in from a new phone.
• One account, one proxy. Telegram links many accounts on one IP address together and restricts them faster.
• Make backups. Save the database file and the sessions folder. Deleting a row from the table does not delete the session files from disk.
• Keep fresh accounts separate. Keep new accounts in a separate table and don't put them straight on mailings and inviting.

Common questions

Where do I get session files?

Session files are created when you sign in to an account: via the Manual tab, in the Auto Registration mode or in another program. Other formats — for example the tdata folder from Telegram Desktop — are converted by the Converter.

Why is an imported account "Unauthorized"?

When importing from files the application doesn't sign in to Telegram, so it doesn't know whether the session is alive. Select the accounts and run Check accounts — the status becomes Active or shows the problem.

Can I add an account without files, by phone number only?

Yes, via the Manual tab. You need access to the sign-in code Telegram sends during sign-in.

How many accounts can I add?

As many as you like — the plan does not limit the size of the database. The only limit is how many tasks and threads your computer and proxies can handle at once.

Does deleting a row delete the session file?

No. Only the database record is deleted; the .session and .json files stay on disk.

Why can't I add an account with a number that is already there?

The phone number is the database's unique key. If an account with that number already exists, update its row instead of adding a new one, or keep the second copy in another table.

Updated October 3, 2026