You have two ways to turn a folder of .tgs files into a shareable pack: the official @Stickers bot (manual, flexible) or an automated bot like @svgtgs_bot (fast, zero typing). Both produce a standard t.me/addstickers/… link.
Option A — @Stickers (official)
- Open @Stickers and send
/newanimatedpack. - Name the pack (this is the public title).
- Send your first
.tgsfile as a document, then reply with the emoji it should map to (e.g. 🚀). Repeat for each sticker. - Send
/publish, pick an icon (optional), and choose the short name — that becomes thet.me/addstickers/<shortname>link.
Option B — let the svgtgs bot do it
- Export from the converter with Send to Telegram, or send any SVG file straight to the bot — it converts on the spot.
- Tap Add to my pack under the sticker the bot returns. The first time, it creates your personal pack and replies with the share link; after that it appends.
Bot-created packs are named …_by_svgtgs_bot per Telegram’s rules — the pack title, artwork, and ordering stay fully yours, and you can manage the pack later from @Stickers with /packstats or /ordersticker.
Emoji mapping tips
- Each sticker needs at least one emoji; up to 20 are allowed per sticker.
- Pick emoji people actually type — that’s how sticker suggestions surface.
- For custom emoji packs, the emoji you assign is what the sticker replaces inline.