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How to copy a Telegram sticker pack link

The link lives on the pack, not on the sticker — which is why the obvious share button gives you the wrong thing.

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In Telegram on iPhone: long-press a sticker in a chat, tap View pack, then tap the ⋯ button and Copy link. What lands on your clipboard is https://t.me/addstickers/PackName — that is the sticker pack link, and the addstickers part is how you know you have the right one rather than a link to the chat or the individual message.

That is the whole answer. The rest of this page covers the cases where there is no sticker sitting in a chat to long-press, and how to tell a real pack link from the several similar-looking links Telegram will happily give you instead.

From a sticker in a chat

  1. Open the chat where the sticker was sent — yours or someone else's, it does not matter.
  2. Long-press the sticker. A menu appears.
  3. Tap View pack. This is the step people skip. You are now looking at the whole pack rather than one sticker, and only this screen has the link.
  4. Tap the ⋯ button in that pack view.
  5. Tap Copy link. Done — t.me/addstickers/PackName is on your clipboard.

From your own sticker tray

If the pack is already installed in your Telegram, you do not need to find a message containing it. Open the sticker panel in any chat, find the pack there, and send one of its stickers to yourself — Saved Messages is the usual place. Then long-press that sticker and follow the steps above. It is a slightly silly detour, but it is reliable and takes about ten seconds.

From a link someone already sent you

If a friend sent you a pack link, you may not need to do anything at all. Look at what you have:

If tapping the link opened a pack in Telegram, you can also just use the ⋯ and Copy link buttons on that screen.

How to tell you have the right link

One check: the link contains addstickers. If it does not, it is not a pack link.

What you copiedIs it a pack link?
t.me/addstickers/PackNameYes — this is the one.
t.me/somechannelNo. That is a channel or a user.
t.me/somechannel/1234No. That is one specific message.
An image file saved to PhotosNo. That is one sticker's picture, not the pack.

The most common mistake by a wide margin: long-pressing the sticker and using Share straight from that first menu. That shares the sticker, not the pack. You have to go through View pack first.

What the link is actually for

A pack link is what any converter needs to fetch the pack. On iPhone, pasting one into StickerBridge downloads the pack, converts every sticker into WhatsApp's format, and hands the finished pack to WhatsApp — the full walkthrough is in how to add Telegram stickers to WhatsApp on iPhone. If the pack is animated or a video pack, the animated guide covers what changes.

StickerBridge

Paste a t.me/addstickers/… link, preview the pack, add it to WhatsApp. No account, no sign-up, no analytics of our own. iPhone only.

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Frequently asked questions

What does a Telegram sticker pack link look like?

https://t.me/addstickers/PackName, where PackName is the pack's short name. The addstickers segment is the reliable way to tell a pack link from a link to a channel, a chat or a single message.

Why can't I find a Copy link button?

Almost always because you are still looking at the sticker rather than the pack. Long-press the sticker and tap View pack first — the ⋯ and Copy link buttons are on the pack screen, not in the long-press menu.

How do I get the link for a pack I already have installed?

Send one of its stickers to yourself — Saved Messages works — then long-press that sticker, tap View pack, and copy the link from there.

Can I get a pack link on desktop Telegram?

The steps on this page are for Telegram on iPhone, which is where you need the link if you are importing into WhatsApp on that phone. Other Telegram clients put these controls in different places, so we have not described them here rather than guess.

I copied a sticker image instead. Is that usable?

Not for importing a pack. A saved image is one sticker's picture with no pack information attached, and for animated or video stickers it will not even be a usable animation. You need the t.me/addstickers/… link.