Entity Creator

The Entity Creator mode in Multogram: bulk creation of channels and groups on your Telegram accounts — public ones with a free @username or private ones, with a title from a list or a template, a description and an avatar.

Where in the app

Automation → Entity Creator

Access

Max planCan be bought on its own, for good

Accounts

Needed. Each account creates its own channels or groups

Restriction risk

MediumTelegram restricts frequent channel creation from one account

Entity Creator creates channels or groups on many accounts at once: with a title, description, avatar and — for public ones — a free @username. The account becomes the owner of every channel or group it creates.

Quick setup

What to create. Entity type — Channel or Group; Privacy — Public or Private.

Titles. A list of titles or a pattern.

Username — only for public ones: a list or a pattern.

How many and how often — Entities per account and Delay between creations. Start the task.

Settings

Type

Parameter	Default	What it does
Entity type	Channel	Channel — a feed of posts; Group — a supergroup for discussion
Privacy	Public	Public — with an @username and an open link; Private — joining by invitation only

Title

Parameter	Default	What it does
Title source	List	List or Dynamic — from a pattern
Titles list	—	One title per line, up to 128 characters. Each channel gets a random one from the list
Title pattern	`News Hub <Number>`	A pattern, for example `{News\|Review} <Number>`

Username (for public ones)

Parameter	Default	What it does
Username source	Dynamic	A List of ready usernames or Dynamic — from a pattern
Usernames list	—	One per line, without `@`
Username pattern	—	A pattern, for example `news_<LowerLetter><LowerLetter><Digit><Digit><Digit>`
Username attempts	5	How many variants to check for availability. Allowed 1–50

Before creating, the application checks whether the username is free. If no free one was found in all attempts, the channel is created without a public link — the log shows a warning.

The username is brought in line with Telegram's rules: lowercase Latin letters, digits and _, 5–32 characters long. Extra characters are removed, and a short one is padded with digits.

Appearance

Parameter	What it does
Additional options	Avatar, Description, Enable Reactions
Avatar files	Images; each channel gets a random one
Descriptions list	One description per line, up to 255 characters; each gets a random one
Allowed reactions	Which reactions are allowed in the created channel or group. Applied when Enable Reactions is ticked; without this option Telegram's default reactions stay

Limits & Delays

Parameter	Default	What it does
Entities per account	1	How many channels or groups each account creates. Allowed 1–50
Delay between creations (sec)	30–120	The pause between two creations on one account

Title and username patterns

Patterns here understand variants {variant1|variant2} and the tokens <LowerLetter>, <UpperLetter>, <Letter>, <Digit>, <Hex>. Differences from the general generation templates:

<Number> — a random number from 1 to 99,999;
<Random> — 8 random letters and digits;
<Symbol> — the underscore _;
other tokens are removed.

examples

{News|Digest|Review} of the market <Number>      → "Digest of the market 48213"
crypto_<LowerLetter><LowerLetter><Digit><Digit><Digit>   → crypto_qx381

How it works

Each account creates Entities per account channels or groups: title → username (for public ones) → creation → description, avatar and allowed reactions, if enabled → pause. The log shows "Created: channel "Title" …" with what was applied (for example, reactions: 👍🔥), and the reason if something wasn't applied (photo_error, reactions_error) — the channel itself is still created. A short FloodWait (up to 30 seconds) on the username, avatar or reactions is waited out by the application, which retries once. For public ones — a check of the t.me link. At the end — how many chats the account now has.

If the username wasn't set because of a longer FloodWait, the general Pause account on FloodWait rule applies: on — the channel stays without a username, and the account stops working in the task; off — the account waits out the restriction (up to 15 minutes) and sets the username again: "@… set for "…" after waiting". A channel that still ended up without a username is named in a separate warning: ""…" was left without the public link @…: Telegram didn't allow setting the name".

Telegram limits

Few public channels per account. Without Telegram Premium an account can own only a limited number of public channels and groups — usually about ten. Beyond that, create private ones or use other accounts.
Frequent creation → FloodWait. Don't reduce the delay between creations: a pause of 30–120 seconds or more is normal.
No more than 500 channels and groups — the overall limit for one account.

Recommendations

1–3 channels per account per run, especially on fresh accounts.
Unique titles and avatars — identical channels on different accounts look like a network.
A username pattern with a margin of characters — 3–5 random characters almost always give a free variant.
A description right away. An empty channel without a description and avatar looks abandoned.

Common questions

Why was the channel created without a username?

No free username was found within the Username attempts, the account used up its limit of public channels, or Telegram asked to wait while Pause account on FloodWait was on (the log shows the warning ""…" was left without the public link @…"). Increase the number of attempts, make the pattern more varied and don't reduce the pause between creations.

How do I fill the created channels afterwards?

With Channel Clonner — to move posts from other channels, or with Content Bot — to move new posts as they come out.

Who owns the created channel?

The account that created it. That account has access to the channel — for example, through the messenger.

Updated October 6, 2026

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