Diwali: what it looks like

Diwali is on October or November (the date changes each year). Campaigns show diyas, rangoli, marigolds, sweets, new clothes and family evenings.

What people can wear

• +Diwali — Silk Sari with Gold Zari
• +Diwali — Silk Kurta and Nehru Jacket

Scenes you can set it in

• +Diwali — Lit Home Doorway
• +Diwali — Home Puja Room
• +Diwali — Market Lane at Night
• +Diwali — Riverbank Lamps
• +Festive Diwali

Groups and crowds

• +Diwali at Home
• +Diwali Party, Heritage Hotel

Food and spreads

• +Diwali Assorted Mithai Box
• +Diwali Faral Platter
• +Bhai Dooj Thali

Real images made with TASVR

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Made with Tasvr (AI-generated). Image licence.

Typical briefs

• +A Diwali offer post for a local shop
• +A Diwali greeting card with a family at home
• +Diwali stories for a brand, in three cities
• +A Diwali gifting banner for a D2C store

Questions

Can AI make images of Diwali celebrations?

Yes. TASVR makes campaign-ready images of Diwali celebrations: you pick the people, clothing, place and light, and the engine builds the image. Every image is AI-generated and is labelled as AI-made.

How do I get one?

Sign up, pick the people, clothing, place and light (or describe the shot in a line), and make the image. The first 3 images are free and carry a small Tasvr mark; images made on a plan do not.

How much does it cost?

Your first 3 images are free. After that, plans are Creator ₹499, Pro ₹1,999, Enterprise ₹5,999 a month. The pricing page shows what each plan includes.

Can I use the images commercially?

Yes. The image licence covers websites, social media, ads, print and packaging, for yourself or for your clients, with no usage cap. Read the licence for the exceptions.

Are the people real?

No. Every person in a TASVR image is AI-generated. None is a real person, and the engine does not make celebrity faces. A face scan is used only when the person gives their own consent.