What it does
You save your page address once, and then any Telegram button can point at it without you pasting the address into every post. Change the address here and every button follows — including on posts you have already scheduled.
Set your link
- Go to Settings → Telegram link in your workspace.
- Paste your page address, for example https://onlyfans.com/yourname.
- Save. You only do this once, and it applies to every Telegram channel you connect.
You can put tracking parameters on the end if you use them — the whole address is kept exactly as you enter it. Only addresses starting with http:// or https:// are accepted.
Use it on a button
In the composer, open Telegram Options and add a button. Give it a label —
Subscribe, Join VIP, whatever you want people to tap — and put {{oflink}}
in the link field. That is the whole thing.
The same works in a saved set under Settings → Telegram buttons, which is the better place for a call to action you post every time. See the Telegram guide for saved sets.
Why a button and not text
A button sits under the post as its own full-width row. It is far easier to tap on a phone than a link buried in a caption, and it does not push a preview card under your post giving the address away.
Buttons work on a text post, a post with one photo or video, a poll and a paid post. They do not work on a post with two or more files, because Telegram sends those as an album and does not allow buttons on one.
Worth knowing
- If you have not saved a link yet, a button pointing at
{{oflink}}is left off the post rather than published broken. The rest of the post still goes out. - This is Telegram only. No other platform here supports buttons, and the link is not used anywhere else.
- Older posts that still have
{{oflink}}written into the caption itself keep working and publish as tappable text. It is no longer the recommended way — use a button.