Actions17
Send Voice
AI-generatedSummary
Send a voice message to a Telegram chat
Inputs
- botToken — Bot token from input (e.g. from Orchestrator/Strapi)
- chatId (required) — Telegram chat ID to send the voice message to (usually from previous node)
- replyToMessageId — Message ID to reply to (usually previous message_id)
- replyMarkup — Inline keyboard or reply keyboard markup (JSON) to attach to the voice message
- mediaSource — Source of media: 'url' for URL or File ID, or 'binary' for binary data property
- media — URL or file_id of the voice media; for binary source this is the property name
- binaryPropertyName — Name of the binary property in the input item that contains the voice file
- caption — Optional caption text for the voice message
- captionEntities — Optional caption entities (formatting) for the caption
- useRateLimit — Enable Redis rate limiting to avoid 429 errors (requires Redis credential)
Output shape
Telegram voice message object (JSON) representing the sent message
Success output contains a single message object; errors are routed to error or blocked outputs. Optional fields such as message_id may be present.
Examples
Example 1: Forward a voice file from a previous node and send it to a chat
botToken from input; chatId = {{$json.chatId}}; binaryPropertyName = data; mediaSource = binary; media = {{$json.binaryPropertyName}}; caption = {{$json.caption}}
Example 2: Send a voice message using a public URL
botToken from input; chatId = {{$json.chatId}}; mediaSource = url; media = {{ $json.media }}; caption = {{ $json.caption }}
Example 3: Reply to a specific message with a voice note
botToken from input; chatId = {{$json.chatId}}; replyToMessageId = {{$json.message_id}}; mediaSource = url; media = {{ $json.media }}; replyMarkup = {{$json.reply_markup}}