Pic bot
Inline bot for searching and sharing images directly inside any Telegram chat.
About Pic (@pic)
@pic is an inline Telegram bot for searching and sharing images directly inside any chat, the same way @gif works for GIFs. Type the bot's username followed by a search term, and matching images appear instantly for you to send without leaving the conversation.
It's a small but genuinely useful tool for quickly illustrating a point or sharing a relevant image mid-conversation without breaking out to a browser or separate app.
Because results come from a general web image index rather than a curated stock-photo library, results can vary in quality and licensing — worth keeping in mind if you plan to reuse an image commercially.
Who is @pic for?
@pic suits anyone who wants to quickly find and share an image inside a Telegram chat without switching to a browser or gallery app.
Features
- Inline image search in any chat
- No app switching needed
- Instant results as you type
- Works in any Telegram chat
- Free to use
How to use @pic
- Open any Telegram chat
- Type @pic followed by a search term
- Browse the image results that appear inline
- Tap one to send it
- No browser or gallery app needed
Is Pic safe to use?
TelegramDir manually reviews submissions before listing them, but we don't operate or vouch for third-party bots, channels or groups — @pic is run independently on Telegram. Use the same judgment you would with any third-party service: avoid sharing sensitive personal information, and weigh the community rating and vote count below before trusting it with anything important.
Pic currently has a community rating of 5/5 from 23 votes on TelegramDir (likes minus dislikes).
Frequently asked questions
How do I search for an image?
Type @pic followed by a search term in any chat.
Do I need to add it to a group?
No, it works inline in any chat.
Is it free?
Yes.
What kind of images can I find?
General web image search results relevant to your search term.
Is it free?
Yes.
Can I search in languages other than English?
Search terms in most major languages typically return relevant results.
Are results safe for work by default?
Results reflect general web image search, so use judgment with search terms.
Does it support reverse image search?
It's built around keyword search rather than reverse image lookup.
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