How to Setup Super Channels in Telegram: Multi-Author Profiles, Signatures & Anonymous Admins
Transform traditional broadcast channels into collaborative editorial powerhouses. Discover how Super Channels enable multiple administrators to sign posts using their personal profiles or allied channels—personalizing content and uniting creator communities while strictly preserving admin anonymity.
How Layer 174 Handles Author Signatures & Admin Rights
A technical breakdown of channel flags and message author entity serialization.
// Channel Flags for Author Profile Signatures
channel#83d0b40a flags:#
signatures:flags.7?true
signature_profiles:flags.25?true = Chat;
// Outgoing Message with Author Signature Attachment
message#5b497040 flags:#
post_author:flags.11?string
from_id:flags.8?Peer
saved_peer_id:flags.28?Peer = Message;
// Updating Admin Profile Visibility in Channels
channels.toggleSignatures#1f69b606 flags:#
channel:InputChannel
enabled:bool
profiles_enabled:flags.0?bool = Updates;
When an administrator enables both signatures and signature_profiles (flags.25 = true), Telegram attaches the administrator's from_id:PeerUser to the message payload. The client renders an interactive signature bar at the foot of the message, complete with the author's avatar, allowing subscribers to open their profile or start a private dialogue if permitted by privacy settings.
Toggle signature modes and switch posting identities to see how your editorial team appears in the channel feed.
How to Enable Super Channel Multi-Author Profiles
Follow these simple administrative settings to activate author profiles.
Super Channels FAQ
Answers regarding admin privacy, member count prerequisites, and comment sections.
