tgeraser 1.6.0

Tool deletes all your messages from chat/channel/conversation on Telegram.

TgEraser

TgEraser is a Python tool that allows you to delete all your messages from a chat, channel, or conversation on Telegram without requiring admin privileges. Official Telegram clients do not provide a one-click solution to delete all your messages; instead, you have to manually select and delete messages, with a limit of 100 messages per batch. TgEraser solves this problem and offers a convenient way to mass-delete your messages on Telegram.

Looking for a Go version? Check out go-tgeraser — a Go implementation of this tool with pre-built binaries available.

Installation

pip install tgeraser
tgeraser

To use TgEraser, you'll need to provide api_id and api_hash, which you can obtain from here.

There are two methods to define api_id and api_hash:

1. Set them as environment variables (TG_API_ID and TG_API_HASH).
2. Allow the tool to prompt you for input during first execution, with an option to save the credentials in a credentials.json file located in the same directory as the sessions (by default, ~/.tgeraser/). Credentials file can be created/edited manually in the following format:

{
    "api_id": 111111,
    "api_hash": "abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890"
}

Usage

TgEraser deletes all your messages from a chat, channel, or conversation on Telegram without requiring admin privileges.

Usage:
    tgeraser [(session <session_name>) --entity-type TYPE -l NUM -d PATH -p PEER_ID -o STRING -m TYPES --delete-conversation]
    tgeraser session <session_name> -w [--entity-type TYPE -o STRING -m TYPES --delete-conversation]
    tgeraser -h | --help
    tgeraser --version

Options:
    -d --directory PATH         Specify a directory where your sessions are stored. [default: ~/.tgeraser/]
    -w --wipe-everything        Delete all messages from all entities of a certain type that you have in your dialog list.
    --delete-conversation       If set, delete the whole conversation (only valid for user-type peers).
    --entity-type TYPE          Available types: any, chat, channel, user. [default: chat]
    -p --peers PEER_ID          Specify certain peers by comma (chat/channel/user).
    -l --limit NUM              Show a specified number of recent chats.
    -o --older-than STRING      Delete messages older than X seconds/minutes/hours/days/weeks.
                                Example: --older-than "3*days" OR --older-than "5*seconds"
    -m --media-type TYPES       Delete only specific media types (server-side filtering).
                                Comma-separated list of: photo, video, audio, voice, video_note, gif, document.
                                Use "media" to delete all media types. If not specified, deletes all messages.
                                Example: --media-type "photo,video" OR --media-type media
    --proxy HOST:PORT:SECRET    MTProto proxy (e.g. 1.2.3.4:443:deadbeef).
    -h --help                   Show this screen.
    --version                   Show version.

MTProto proxy

Connect via an MTProto proxy (useful in regions where Telegram is blocked):

tgeraser --proxy 1.2.3.4:443:ee367f1d2b4c7e9a0f5d8b3c6a2e1f4d

The secret is the hex string provided by your MTProto proxy server.

Executing the tool without options will guide you through the creation of your first user session. After that you can create sessions for multiple users using the tgeraser session <new_session_name> command.

Contributing

If you have any issues or suggestions, please feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.