Telegram bot to create AI videos from 2 images

No more complicated software, endless downloads, or tech headaches. Just send two images to a Telegram bot—and get a seamless, AI-generated video in minutes.

Manually creating captivating AI transition videos from two images is not just tedious—it slows down your creative process and leaves you stuck wrestling with editing tools instead of focusing on content. Every time someone asks for a dynamic video result in a Telegram group, you waste time downloading images, configuring video tools, and struggling with AI video generators. This routine kills your efficiency, delays responses, and means missed moments of engagement and visibility for your brand or community.

This Botize formula transforms your entire workflow by giving you a Telegram bot that springs into action the moment you send an image: it takes your first photo as the starting frame and prompts you for a second image as the ending frame. With both images in hand, it automatically sends them to KlingAI, instantly creating a smooth, cinematic video morphing the two images together—all within the chat, with zero manual effort. You set the frequency, filter sources (like channel or group), and everything just happens: no apps to juggle, no waiting, and a polished video ready to share, impress, or go viral.

Ready to leave manual video creation behind? Follow the step-by-step below to set up your Telegram AI video bot in minutes, or jump straight to the ready-made Botize formula where everything is configured for you. Unleash creative power and keep your audience wowed and engaged—all effortlessly!

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Open it in the Botize editor

Load it into your account and customize it in the visual panel, with everything in view.

Customize and save

Open it in Claude or ChatGPT

Copy this and paste it into ChatGPT or Claude (with the free Botize connector): it'll load the automation, tailor it with you and save it to your account.

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Turn A Pair of Photos into Cinematic AI Videos on Telegram

You send the first photo to a Telegram bot. The bot asks for your second image. That’s it—the bot uses ultra-smart Kling AI to create a mesmerizing, smooth video that transitions your first photo into the second, all in movie-quality style. No design skills. No complicated steps. Just your vision, and AI brings it to life.

	Manual	Botize
Find a video editor online	10	0 Minutes
Learn how to morph images and export video	30	0 Minutes
Tweak, render, and download files	20	0 Minutes
Total	60	0 Minutes

Looking to transform two images into a stunning video, right from Telegram? You’re in the perfect spot—skip the tech confusion and watch your ideas come to life effortlessly.

Make My First AI Video (It’s Free)

Product Glow-Up

Snap before-and-after shots of your product and let the bot create a cinematic reveal that’s social media gold.

Stupid Simple

Anyone can do it—no creative or tech skills needed.

Movie-Quality Results

Get polished, cinematic videos as if you had an editing team.

Instant Gratification

Your AI-built video is ready in minutes, not hours.

Creative Storytelling

Want to show a character’s transformation or a place over time? Send the start and end pictures and the bot handles the visual magic.

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⌾︎ You want to impress with animated product reveals or transformations

⌾︎ You hate wasting time on tedious video editing or wrestling with complicated tools

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✕ You’re looking for full-length movies or complex video timelines

✕ You never use Telegram (but hey, maybe it's time to try?)

✓ Adjust the AI prompt to match your desired mood, from corporate slick to dreamy, moody, or playful.

✓ Change video duration to fit any social platform: quick teasers, animations, or longer reveals.

✓ Personalize the bot’s messaging to speak in your (or your brand’s) own voice.

Stop Wasting Hours—Automate It

This task creates a Telegram bot that starts when you send it an image, which becomes the first frame of the video. It then asks you to upload a second image as the final frame, and generates a video between the two using Kling AI.