Telegram examples

Telegram chat screenshot examples

Telegram's chat look is distinctive: the doodle wallpaper behind translucent bubbles, double ticks for delivery, and a floating capsule header. Both examples are live renders from our Telegram chat generator, with the wallpaper drawn in code rather than pasted as an image.

Lena
last seen recently
L
Today
Train tickets are booked — 9:15 Saturday.18:21
Legend. I'll sort the dinner reservation.18:23
That place by the harbour had great reviews.18:24
Booked for 7pm, table for four.18:30
See you at the station 🚆18:31
Message
Telegram

Weekend trip planning

Telegram's doodle wallpaper, double ticks and translucent header — two people locking in trains and a dinner booking.

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Omar
last seen recently
O
Today
Sprint 14 wrap: all tickets closed except the export bug.18:02
I'll take the export bug into Sprint 15.18:10
Docs are updated too — handoff notes in Notion.18:12
Legend. See you at planning Monday 🙌18:15
Message
Telegram · Dark

Sprint handoff notes

Telegram in dark mode with double ticks — a tidy end-of-sprint handoff that reads like the tool it stands in for.

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Design details we reproduce

  • SVG doodle wallpaper tile shared by both light and dark scenes
  • Floating iOS-style capsule header with the avatar on the right
  • Double-tick sent state and a last seen subtitle you can edit
  • Bubble tails on the first message of each group, flex-anchored timestamps

Where these scenes shine

Trip planning and sprint handoffs show Telegram's two common lives: the friendly travel thread and the tidy remote-work channel.

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Telegram mockup questions

Is the wallpaper part of the export?

Yes — the doodle pattern is drawn as part of the mockup, so the exported PNG keeps the wallpaper exactly as you see it here.

Can I use this for a Telegram group scene?

The generator supports multiple participants with per-person names; for true group-chat layouts across platforms, the group chat generator is a better fit.

What does the subtitle show?

Anything you type — last seen recently, typing…, online. It sits in the floating header exactly where Telegram places it.