soruly/trace.moe-telegram-bot

This Telegram Bot can tell the anime when you send an screenshot to it

What it solves

It allows users to identify anime series, specific episodes, and timestamps from a screenshot, GIF, or video clip directly within Telegram.

How it works

The bot acts as an interface for the trace.moe service. When a user sends an image or video to the bot (or mentions it in a group), it processes the media and retrieves the matching anime metadata and a video preview of the scene from the trace.moe API.

Who it’s for

Anime fans who want to quickly find the source of a scene or screenshot they encounter online.

Highlights

  • Multi-format support: Works with images, GIFs, videos, stickers, and URLs.
  • Detailed results: Provides the anime title, episode number, and exact time code.
  • Visual confirmation: Generates a video preview of the identified scene.
  • Customizable search: Includes options to mute audio, disable border cropping, or skip the video preview.
  • Multilingual: Supports English, Japanese, and Chinese (Simplified and Traditional).

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