Transferring posts from Max to OK (Odnoklassniki). Guide

Transfer the latest posts from your Max channel to an OK group in a couple of clicks.

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How to set up

1

Build a project

The Max channel is the source, the OK group is the target. The Crosslybot bot must be a channel administrator.

2

Open post transfer

In the project, open the “Transfer & download” tab (in the mini app — the post transfer section).

3

Choose the number

Choose 10, 100, 500 or enter your own number — up to 500 latest posts per run.

4

Start the transfer

Start the transfer — the bot fetches the channel's latest posts and publishes them in the group in order.

Features

Up to 500 posts per run

Need more — start the transfer again.

No duplicates

The bot automatically skips posts that have already been transferred.

Live progress

During the transfer you can see how many posts have been published, and the “Cancel” button stops the process.

FAQ

Does it use my plan's limit?

Yes, each transferred post counts as a regular publication. Before starting, the system checks whether the limit is enough.

Are photos and videos transferred?

Yes, photos and videos up to 1 GB are uploaded to the group. OK doesn't accept audio and files — they are skipped.

Can I transfer posts from a Max group?

No, transfer works only for channels. From groups, new messages are published.

Can I choose specific posts?

The transfer takes the channel's latest N posts. To transfer individual posts selectively, forward them to an intermediate source channel.

History transfer helps you launch a group in OK (Odnoklassniki) with ready-made content from your Max channel. Choose how many of the latest posts to transfer — Crosslybot publishes them in the group in order, with photos and videos.

After that, the project works as usual: new Max channel posts appear in OK automatically. For Telegram channels there is a separate guide — transferring posts from Telegram to OK.

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