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How to Automate Reddit Content for Your Telegram Channel (2026 Guide)

Author: Mira TeamPublished: Updated:

  • reddit
  • telegram
  • automation

TL;DR

  • Three ways to post subreddit content: your own bot, a no-code tool or Mira.
  • Reddit is noisy. Forwarding every post gets a channel muted.
  • In Mira, Reddit is a source type on Pro. Mira scores each post against your topic.
  • Skip Mira if your channel copies one subreddit in full.

Reddit is full of niche material, but only a small part suits a given channel. The rest is memes, repeated questions and arguments. A tool that posts everything gets your channel muted within days.

This guide compares three ways to move Reddit posts into Telegram. Then it shows the Mira setup, where every post is scored before you see it.

Three ways to post Reddit content to Telegram

Pick by your engineering time and by how much editorial control you want.

WaySetupFilteringUpkeep
Your own bot3–6 hoursWhatever you codeOngoing
No-code tool (IFTTT, Zapier)15–30 minutesKeyword rulesLow
Mira5 minutesAI scores each postEach source shows its status
  • Your own bot. You use a Python library for Reddit's API and the Telegram Bot API. Reddit's API use follows the Reddit Data API Terms, so read them first.
  • A no-code tool. It connects a Reddit trigger to a Telegram message. It matches words only, so a busy subreddit floods your channel.
  • Mira. You add a subreddit. Mira reads new posts and scores each one against your Profile.

For a niche channel that follows several subreddits, we recommend Mira. A plain forwarding bot suits only a channel that mirrors one subreddit.

Want to try it? Open Mira and add one subreddit.

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Reddit feed addresses for the RSS route

Every subreddit has public feeds. Mira does not need them: you add the subreddit itself.

What you wantFeed address
New postshttps://www.reddit.com/r/NAME/new/.rss
Top posts of the dayhttps://www.reddit.com/r/NAME/top/.rss?t=day
Top posts of the weekhttps://www.reddit.com/r/NAME/top/.rss?t=week
Posts with certain wordshttps://www.reddit.com/r/NAME/search.rss?q=WORDS&restrict_sr=on&sort=new

Replace NAME with the subreddit name, without r/. We checked these addresses on 2026-10-18.

What you need first

  • A Telegram account. Mira runs as a Mini App inside Telegram.
  • The name or address of a subreddit.
  • A Pro plan or the free Pro trial. Reddit is a Pro source type.
  • A channel where you are an admin. You need it only when you publish.

You do not need a Reddit account or an API key.

Choose subreddits

A narrow subreddit gives cleaner drafts than a general one. Pick communities with a clear topic and active discussion. Start with one or two.

Mira posts a link back to the original thread, so credit stays with the source. Reddit posts are often questions or arguments, not news. Expect to skip many drafts, and that is normal.

Add a subreddit to Mira

  1. Open Mira. Mira opens on Today. New accounts start with a free Pro trial.
  2. Add the subreddit. Open More, then Sources. Choose Reddit and paste the subreddit address.
  3. Read the check result. Mira checks the source and shows the result. The status turns to Working, or Mira shows the reason.
  4. Fill in your Profile. Open Profile. Enter your topic, audience, tone and what to avoid.
  5. Search and publish. Start a search from Today. Review each draft in the Inbox, then publish or plan it.

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You can add several subreddits and mix them with websites, YouTube and Google News. Every source shares one Profile. Pro costs 500 Telegram Stars, 690 RUB or 7 USDT per month.

Write a Profile for Reddit

Reddit needs a firmer avoid list than a news site. Here is an example for a channel about machine learning.

  • Topic: machine learning research and tools.
  • Audience: engineers who read papers.
  • Tone: neutral and brief.
  • Avoid: beginner questions, memes, job posts and adult content.

After your first search, read the scores. Add any post type that scores high but does not fit to the avoid list.

How Mira handles Reddit posts

Mira compares each post with your Profile. A post that fits your topic gets a high score. A post that matches your avoid list gets a low one.

The Inbox card shows the source, a short summary and the reason Mira picked it. Reddit posts wait for your approval. Auto-publish works for website and Telegram sources only.

The How Mira works page shows the full flow.

If a subreddit shows No news yet

A quiet subreddit may have no new posts since the last check. Wait for the next search, or add a busier community. If the status shows Needs a check, read the reason next to it.

If Mira cannot reach a subreddit, it shows the reason. Remove that source and add another one. The other sources keep working.

Common Reddit pitfalls

Adult content

Some subreddits do not flag adult posts every time. Add words like "NSFW" and "adult" to the avoid list in your Profile. You also see every draft before it goes out.

Repeated meme formats

Subreddits cycle through the same meme formats. A plain bot reposts them each round. Mira compares new posts with your past posts, so a repeat gets skipped.

Removed posts

A moderator can remove a post soon after it starts trending. Pro checks your sources every hour, so it catches many removals early. Check the link before you publish an older draft.

Reddit access limits

Reddit limits how apps use its API. Mira handles its own access to Reddit. You do not register an app or keep an API key.

Posts built for arguments

Some posts exist to start a fight, not to inform. Add those topics to your avoid list. Mira then scores similar posts lower.

When this is the wrong tool

  • You mirror one subreddit. Scoring is extra work. A plain forwarding bot does the job.
  • Moderators already vet your posts. Your channel may extend an official subreddit, and scoring can second-guess them.
  • You post less than once a day from one subreddit. Post by hand.

On the other hand, niche digests that follow three or more subreddits gain the most. So do channels that want fewer and better posts.

Frequently asked questions

How does Mira read Reddit?

Mira checks each subreddit you add on its own schedule. Free searches run less often than Pro.

New posts enter the Inbox, and each one gets a score against your Profile. You can also start a search from Today or Sources at any time.

Can Mira filter adult posts?

You can add "NSFW" or "adult" to the avoid list in your Profile. Mira then scores those posts lower.

Nothing goes out without your approval, so you also see each draft first. Read a draft before you publish it, because no filter is perfect.

Can I filter posts by upvotes?

Not today. Mira scores by fit with your Profile. Votes are a weak signal, because a popular post can be off topic.

A quiet post in a small subreddit can be the best one. To ask for a vote filter, write to us.

Does Mira post Reddit images and videos to Telegram?

Mira posts the Reddit link. Telegram then builds a preview, which depends on the post and on the reader's app.

Mira does not re-upload Reddit media. That avoids licensing and storage problems. Viewers open the link to see the full post.

Can I mix Reddit with other sources on one channel?

Yes. Free follows websites and one Telegram channel. Pro adds Reddit, YouTube, Google News and Bluesky.

All sources share one Profile. Mira skips items that repeat your past posts, even when they come from different sources. That keeps a mixed channel tidy.

Your next step

Add one subreddit and run a search. Read the first drafts in the Inbox and note which ones you would post.

Add the rest to your avoid list, then search again.

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