The registration module in Telegram Expert allows you to create accounts in the session+json format using parameters. The user can manually specify the necessary values — the same as when registering through a mobile Android device. If needed, parameters can also be created for Desktop to later insert them when adding accounts to the software or when duplicating a session to pair 2040.
Before starting, you need to select the working mode — two options are available: «Beginner» and «Professional». The choice of mode affects the generation interface and available parameters.
1. Application — allows you to choose which device will be used to emulate registration. Several options are available:
2. Time zone — affects the region where the account is created. This helps Telegram algorithms recognize actions as natural. In Beginner mode, it's enough to specify the UTC offset in hours (for example, -7 for Canada or 5 for Malaysia). Note that Telegram considers daylight saving time — EEST (UTC+3) in summer, EET (UTC+2) in winter.
Example:
You can check the current offset using any online time zone service.
3. Manufacturer — sets the device brand from which the Telegram profile is created. This can be Samsung, Huawei, Xiaomi, and others — helps make the registration appear more realistic for Telegram systems.
4. App version — in this field, you specify the version of Telegram installed on the emulated device. It's best to use the latest version to avoid suspicion.
5. App language — choose the interface language of Telegram. For example, use Russian for RU-region registration, English for the US. If the required language is missing from the basic version, you can use Professional mode and manually enter the desired option. However, for beginners, it's better to work with predefined values.
1. App ID and App Hash — unique identifiers used to establish a direct connection with the Telegram API without using the app interface. They are used when registering in apps such as Telegram Android and Telegram X. For PC, you can enter additional parameters compatible with Windows to work through the desktop version.
Examples:
2. Device list — defines which models will be simulated during automatic registration. The device is set by name and model. Information can be found on GitHub — it's important to follow the format and use real models supported by Telegram.
Two formats are allowed: line-by-line list or using spintax.
Examples:
3. System version (SDK) — the emulated version of the Android system. Telegram relies on this data to determine which device the login is coming from. Specified not by name but by the SDK number.
Examples:
4. App version — specify the current build number of the application corresponding to the Android platform. Some versions may have several builds.
Examples:
5. App language — set the interface language of Telegram. It’s important to use correct codes: ru — Russian, en — English, etc. Spintax can be used, for example: {en|ru|es}.
6. System language — the code for the operating system language, usually specified with a region.
Format: en-us, ru-ru, es-es
Example using spintax: {en-us|ru-ru|es-es}
7. Device code — a parameter that determines which platform the parameters are generated for: Android or Desktop.
8. Device class — defines the generation and power level of the simulated gadget. Telegram analyzes this parameter to verify the device.
Values:
9. Time zone — specified as the UTC offset in hours. Used so Telegram correctly determines the device’s location.
Examples:
10. Add to database — if you are creating a completely new parameter database, no need to specify a path. But if the database already exists and you want to add new parameters (for example, time zones), connect the existing file, and new rows will be added to it.
11. Number of generations — here you specify how many rows will be created in the final database. The parameters from above will be combined randomly.
Before starting, you need to select the working mode — two options are available: «Beginner» and «Professional». The choice of mode affects the generation interface and available parameters.
Beginner mode
Suitable for those who are just getting acquainted with automatic registration. All fields here are simple and clear, and parameters are provided for selection — the main thing is to fill them in correctly. This mode helps to understand the structure of the data and at the same time see how they are displayed in the database, for example, through SQLstudio.1. Application — allows you to choose which device will be used to emulate registration. Several options are available:
- Android — standard Telegram for Android, api_id:api_hash — 4:014b35b6184100b085b0d0572f9b5103
- Android X — Telegram X with extended support for simultaneous authorizations, api_id:api_hash — 21724:3e0cb5efcd52300aec5994fdfc5bdc16
- Desktop — used only for logging into already created accounts, it will not be possible to create a new one from scratch. Suitable for transferring sessions to TDATA. api_id:api_hash — 2040:b18441a1ff607e10a989891a5462e627
2. Time zone — affects the region where the account is created. This helps Telegram algorithms recognize actions as natural. In Beginner mode, it's enough to specify the UTC offset in hours (for example, -7 for Canada or 5 for Malaysia). Note that Telegram considers daylight saving time — EEST (UTC+3) in summer, EET (UTC+2) in winter.
Example:
- UTC+2 (Russia) = 0 hours
- UTC-7 (Canada) = -7 hours
- UTC+5 (Malaysia) = 5 hours
You can check the current offset using any online time zone service.
3. Manufacturer — sets the device brand from which the Telegram profile is created. This can be Samsung, Huawei, Xiaomi, and others — helps make the registration appear more realistic for Telegram systems.
4. App version — in this field, you specify the version of Telegram installed on the emulated device. It's best to use the latest version to avoid suspicion.
5. App language — choose the interface language of Telegram. For example, use Russian for RU-region registration, English for the US. If the required language is missing from the basic version, you can use Professional mode and manually enter the desired option. However, for beginners, it's better to work with predefined values.
Professional mode
This mode provides access to a wide range of parameters, allowing you to manually configure large databases — up to a million rows. It is suitable for those who want to manage the generation process in detail and adapt the parameters for specific tasks. Below are all the available options and brief explanations for filling them out:1. App ID and App Hash — unique identifiers used to establish a direct connection with the Telegram API without using the app interface. They are used when registering in apps such as Telegram Android and Telegram X. For PC, you can enter additional parameters compatible with Windows to work through the desktop version.
Examples:
- Android: 4:014b35b6184100b085b0d0572f9b5103
- Telegram X: 21724:3e0cb5efcd52300aec5994fdfc5bdc16
- Desktop: 2040:b18441a1ff607e10a989891a5462e627
2. Device list — defines which models will be simulated during automatic registration. The device is set by name and model. Information can be found on GitHub — it's important to follow the format and use real models supported by Telegram.
Two formats are allowed: line-by-line list or using spintax.
Examples:
- Huawei hwy618
- Huawei hwpe
- Huawei hwldnq
3. System version (SDK) — the emulated version of the Android system. Telegram relies on this data to determine which device the login is coming from. Specified not by name but by the SDK number.
Examples:
- SDK 29 = Android 10
- SDK 30 = Android 11
4. App version — specify the current build number of the application corresponding to the Android platform. Some versions may have several builds.
Examples:
- 11.3.2 (53932)
- 11.2.3 (53352)
- 11.3.2 (53931)
5. App language — set the interface language of Telegram. It’s important to use correct codes: ru — Russian, en — English, etc. Spintax can be used, for example: {en|ru|es}.
6. System language — the code for the operating system language, usually specified with a region.
Format: en-us, ru-ru, es-es
Example using spintax: {en-us|ru-ru|es-es}
7. Device code — a parameter that determines which platform the parameters are generated for: Android or Desktop.
8. Device class — defines the generation and power level of the simulated gadget. Telegram analyzes this parameter to verify the device.
Values:
- 2 — old models (up to Android 10)
- 3 — new devices (Android 11 and above)
- 0 — desktop application
9. Time zone — specified as the UTC offset in hours. Used so Telegram correctly determines the device’s location.
Examples:
- +2 — winter in Eastern Europe (EET)
- +3 — summer in EEST
- -7 — Canada
- +5 — Malaysia
10. Add to database — if you are creating a completely new parameter database, no need to specify a path. But if the database already exists and you want to add new parameters (for example, time zones), connect the existing file, and new rows will be added to it.
11. Number of generations — here you specify how many rows will be created in the final database. The parameters from above will be combined randomly.
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