This template listens for Telegram bot messages, asks ChatGPT to turn the text into an image prompt, generates the picture with OpenAI Image Generation, and sends the photo back in the same chat. Put the bot token on the Telegram connection. ChatGPT and image generation are Latenode AI steps, so you do not paste an OpenAI key.
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The scenario starts when the bot receives a text message. JavaScript reads that prompt.
ChatGPT turns that message into a clear image prompt. ChatGPT is Latenode AI, so you do not paste an OpenAI key.
OpenAI Image Generation renders a still picture from that prompt.
Telegram sends the generated file back to the same chat.
Add a Telegram connection with your bot token. Add the bot to the chat that will send prompts.
Add a Telegram trigger for new updates. Keep text messages that should become images.
In JavaScript, read the Telegram text. Ask ChatGPT to rewrite it as an image prompt, then generate the picture with OpenAI Image Generation. ChatGPT and image generation are Latenode AI nodes.
Send the generated file as a Telegram photo. Map the chat id from the trigger. Send a test prompt and confirm the picture returns in chat.
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