Video Generation

Text-to-video AI bots for Telegram — generate short clips directly in chat, no separate app needed.

Top Ranked

  1. 1 MazAi MazAi An AI assistant in your pocket. MazAi bundles 20+ neural networks for text, images, video and audio — all inside Telegram, no VPN. Open
  2. 2 PulseGPT PulseGPT All the top neural networks in one place — Telegram bot and web app. Generate text, images, video and voice from a single service, no VPN. Open
  3. 3 Masha AI Masha AI 8 top neural networks in one Telegram chat. Generate text, images, video and music from a single smart AI assistant. Open
  4. 4 Plasma AI chatGPT + Midjourney Plasma AI chatGPT + Midjourney ChatGPT and Midjourney together in one Telegram bot. Chat, write and generate images without switching between apps. Open
  5. 5 ChatGPT 5 | Gemini 3 | GPT5 ChatGPT 5 | Gemini 3 | GPT5 All the best neural networks in one Telegram bot. ChatGPT 5, Claude, Gemini, Midjourney and more — for text, images, music and video. Open
  6. 6 SteosVoice SteosVoice AI text-to-speech in 800+ famous game and anime voices, inside Telegram. Clone your own voice, re-dub messages, and generate audio memes. Open
  7. 7 ChatGPT 5 | Gemini 3 | Nano Banana ChatGPT 5 | Gemini 3 | Nano Banana The all-in-one AI bot for Telegram. Chat with ChatGPT 5, Claude and Gemini 3, and generate images, video and music — all in one place. Open
  8. 8 GigaChat GigaChat Russian-language AI assistant, free inside Telegram. Chat, write code, and generate images and music — no limits. Open
  9. 9 Syntx AI Syntx AI 90+ AI models in one Telegram bot and web app. Generate images, video, text, and music from a single subscription — no VPN required. Open
  10. 10 Mira Mira Mira is a personal AI agent for Telegram that goes beyond chat — connecting to 1,000+ tools like Notion, GitHub, and Gmail to actually complete tasks, not just answer questions. Open

How to Pick an AI Video Generator Bot on Telegram

Video generation is the most resource-hungry category on Telegram — clips take real compute to render, and that cost shows up somewhere: in credit prices, in wait times, or in output length and resolution caps. Before judging a bot by its sample clips, it’s worth checking three things: how long a render actually takes in practice, what a single generation costs in credits, and whether the output comes at a resolution and length you can actually use.

Free tiers in this category are usually the tightest of any bot type — a handful of low-resolution clips with a watermark, or one free render per day — so don’t burn your first prompt on something you actually care about until you’ve confirmed what the free tier really gives you.

We test every video bot listed here with the same set of prompts, so rankings reflect real render quality, consistency, and speed rather than a developer’s curated showcase clips.

Frequently Asked Questions

It depends heavily on clip length, resolution, and the bot's queue at that moment — anywhere from under a minute to several minutes is normal. Bots that don't show any progress or queue status tend to feel far slower than they actually are.
Video rendering is expensive to run, so free or lower tiers usually cap length and resolution, or add a watermark, to control cost. Paid tiers typically remove these limits — check a bot's pricing page for the specifics before committing to it.
Both are common, but not every bot supports both — some are text-to-video only, others handle image-to-video (animating a still photo), and a few do both. Check the tool's description for which input types it actually accepts.
This depends entirely on the specific tool's terms — some grant full commercial usage rights, others restrict commercial use, especially on free tiers. Always check a bot's terms before using a generated video commercially.
Every bot is tested hands-on with the same set of prompts, judged on render quality, speed, and pricing transparency — not accepted based on a developer's own showcase clips. Rankings aren't paid for or influenced by developers.