Bridge Discord and Telegram,
in real time.
Flake is the bridge bot that connects Discord to Telegram, forwarding chat between your Discord server and Telegram group the instant it is posted, with two-way sync, custom templates, and conditional filtering so your cross-platform community lives in one conversation.
- discord → telegramMaya: Launch is live in 5 minutes
- telegram → discordKai: Got it, pinning on Telegram
- discord → telegramMaya: Mainnet contract just went public
- telegram → discordLin: Sharing the audit link now
live sample. event-driven forwarding, not polling.
Discord to Telegram.
Telegram to Discord.
Most cross-platform bots only forward one way. Flake runs a full two-way bridge with the same channel mapping, template engine, and conditional filtering on either side, from one dashboard.
Discord to Telegram Bridge
Add the Flake Discord bot and forward every Discord message, embed and image to your Telegram group in real time, with full template control and channel mapping.
- Bridge specific Discord channels or your entire server in one click
- Forward attachments, embeds and images without quality loss
- Keep usernames, server names and timestamps with template variables
- Filter by keyword, role or author with AND/OR conditions
Telegram to Discord Bridge
Add the Flake Telegram bot to sync Telegram group messages into Discord channels instantly, so your community never misses a beat regardless of platform preference.
- Bridge Telegram groups into Discord text channels with live sync
- Mirror photos, stickers and replies into native Discord embeds
- Pick one target channel or fan out to multiple Discord destinations
- Skip noise with smart conditions on senders, content and channels
run one direction, or both at once with independent filtering on each.
One community,
two platforms.
Splitting an audience across Discord and Telegram splits the conversation. A bridge keeps both rooms reading the same thing, in real time, without anyone copying messages by hand.
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One Community, Two Platforms
Stop splitting your audience. A single bot acts as both your Discord bot and your Telegram bot, keeping both communities reading the same announcements, asking the same questions and feeling like one room.
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Real-Time Cross-Platform Sync
Flake bridges messages in milliseconds. Whether someone posts in Discord or Telegram, the other platform sees it instantly with original formatting preserved.
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Smart Filtering, Total Control
Bridge only what matters. Filter by keyword, role, channel or author so casual chatter stays local and announcements travel everywhere.
Disconnected to fully synced
in seven steps.
No webhooks to wire, no relay servers to host, no glue scripts to maintain. Just a dashboard, two platforms, and a bridge that goes live in minutes.
- 01
Connect Discord and Telegram
Invite the Flake bot to your Discord server and your Telegram group with admin permissions.
- 01Add the Flake bot to Discord with channel and message permissions
- 02Add the Flake bot to your Telegram group as an admin
- 03Verify both servers appear linked in your Flake dashboard
- 02
Create a Message Bridge
Open the Bridge section and create a new bridge between your two platforms.
- 01Click Create Bridge to launch the cross-platform setup wizard
- 02Name your bridge for clarity across teams
- 03New bridges start disabled so you can configure safely
- 03
Pick Origin and Target
Choose which server messages flow from and which server receives them.
- 01Set Discord or Telegram as the origin (where messages come from)
- 02Set the opposite platform as the target (where messages land)
- 03Add a second bridge in reverse for full two-way sync
- 04
Map Channels and Groups
Decide which channels participate in the bridge with optional fan-out.
- 01Pick origin channels, or leave empty to bridge the whole server
- 02Select a target channel for bridged messages to land in
- 03A Discord target channel is required, Telegram defaults to the group
- 05
Add Bridging Conditions
Filter messages with content, role and author conditions to bridge only what matters.
- 01Filter by keyword with contains conditions for announcement only flows
- 02Restrict to specific roles, so only staff posts get bridged
- 03Combine AND/OR groups for precision filtering across criteria
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Design Your Template
Customize how bridged messages appear on the target platform using template variables.
- 01Use {username}, {channel}, {server}, {platform} and {timestamp}
- 02Preview the format before turning the bridge live
- 03Save multiple presets for different channels or community tones
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Enable and Monitor
Flip the bridge on, send a test message and watch live metrics in your dashboard.
- 01Enable the bridge and confirm both directions are live if two-way
- 02Send a test message in the origin to validate the target
- 03Watch bridge health, throughput and errors in real time
Everything a
serious bridge needs.
Two-way forwarding is the floor. Templates, channel mapping, conditional rules, and full media support are what make a bridge worth running in production.
- Two-Way Discord Telegram Bridge
- Bridge Discord channels to Telegram groups and Telegram groups to Discord channels in the same dashboard. One bridge, one config, both directions covered.
- Real-Time Message Forwarding
- Messages are bridged the instant they are posted. No polling, no five-minute lag, no broken conversations. Just live cross-platform chat sync.
- Custom Message Templates
- Format every bridged message with template variables for username, channel, server, platform and timestamp. Match your tone, brand your bridge, keep it human.
- Channel and Group Mapping
- Map Discord channels to Telegram groups with surgical precision. Bridge #announcements to your main chat, or sync entire servers without ever touching code.
- Conditional Bridging Rules
- Combine AND/OR conditions on content, sender, role and channel. Forward only mod approved messages, skip bot noise, or bridge by keyword.
- Media, Embeds and Attachments
- Images, files and rich embeds cross the bridge with formatting intact. Telegram stickers become Discord embeds, Discord embeds become rich Telegram cards.
Format every bridged message
exactly how you want.
Drop in variables for the sender, source channel, timestamp, and platform, or strip the metadata entirely. The same template applies to every message that crosses the bridge.
template
🔗 **{platform}** · {server} · **{username}** {message}
telegram · main chat
🔗 **Discord** · Gaming Community · **JohnDoe** Launch is live in 5 minutes
- {username}
The original sender’s username
→ JohnDoe
- {message}
The original message content with formatting
→ Hello everyone!
- {server}
The source server or group name
→ Gaming Community
- {channel}
The source channel name
→ #general
- {timestamp}
The time the message was sent
→ 2:30 PM
- {platform}
The originating platform (Discord or Telegram)
→ Discord
Four blueprints for every
cross-platform community.
Reach for the shape that matches your conversation, not the one with the most rules. Each ships in minutes.
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Unified Announcements
Community sync
Push every announcement once and reach Discord and Telegram members at the same time.
- 01Bridge Discord #announcements to your Telegram main chat
- 02Add a contains "announcement" condition for clean forwarding
- 03Use a branded template that prefixes the source server
- 04Disable reverse bridging so Telegram chat stays local
outcomeMembers on both platforms see the exact same news the moment it drops, with zero copy-paste.
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Two-Way Support Bridge
Cross-platform support
Run a single support queue across Discord and Telegram with full conversation history.
- 01Bridge Discord #help to a Telegram support group
- 02Add a reverse bridge so Telegram answers reach Discord
- 03Filter out bot commands with negated conditions
- 04Tag bridged messages with the {platform} variable for context
outcomeOne support team can answer once and both communities get the reply without ever leaving their app.
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Crypto Community Bridge
Token, NFT and Web3 communities
Keep your Discord guild and Telegram channel synchronized for launches, AMAs and partner news.
- 01Bridge a Discord trading channel to a Telegram alpha group
- 02Restrict to a Mod or Team role to prevent shill spam
- 03Use a clean {username}: {message} template for chart drops
- 04Add a reverse bridge so Telegram alpha lands back in Discord
outcomeHolders never miss an alpha drop and your team only writes it once. Perfect for token and NFT projects.
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Event and AMA Coordination
Event coordination
Run live events and AMAs that span both platforms with one moderation surface.
- 01Bridge a Discord #ama channel to a Telegram event group
- 02Filter to staff and panelist roles only
- 03Use a detailed template with timestamp and channel info
- 04Disable the bridge after the event to keep chats local
outcomeSpeakers post once, both audiences see the answer in real time, and your event scales across two platforms.
Everything teams ask
before bridging.
Quick answers on setup, two-way sync, media, conditional filtering, and pricing for the Discord Telegram bridge.
Read the full bridge docs