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Diwali illustrations for greetings and posts
For Diwali wishes and posts, one warm drawing of a single thing (a row of diyas, a rangoli, a box of sweets) feels more personal than a busy template. Below are 12 Diwali drawings, each a free PNG for your greetings, posts and stories, and Inkword draws anything else in the same style.
How to use them
- Pair one drawing with one line of wishes; let the drawing carry the warmth.
- Send a different drawing to family, friends and clients, so nobody gets the same forward.
- For stories (9:16), place the square drawing in the middle third and keep the text above it.
Questions
- Can I use these Diwali drawings for my business's greetings?
- Yes. The free PNGs can be used in your own work, personal or commercial, including a company's Diwali post. Don't resell them or offer them as downloads elsewhere.
- Are these drawings free?
- Yes. Each one downloads free as an 800 px PNG from its own page. Free to use in your own work, personal or commercial. A credit to Inkword is kind but not required. Don't resell it, offer it as a download elsewhere or use it to train AI. The packs add SVG, transparent PNG, GIF and Lottie.
- What if I need a drawing that isn't here?
- Type a word or a short phrase into Inkword and it draws one in the same style, stroke by stroke. A free account gets 10 drawings a month.