Diwali portraits · opening soon

Your Diwali photos, reimagined beautifully.

Diyas at the door, rangoli or kolam on the floor, sparklers on the terrace, and everybody dressed for it. Made from the ordinary photos already on your phone, with your family's own faces — no studio to book in the busiest week of the year, and no getting four people ready at the same time.

Launch price and early-bird offers go to this list first — plus a promo code for your first set. One email when it opens, and nothing else.

  • North, west and south: kolam or rangoli, pattu or half saree
  • Your family's own faces, from photos you already have
  • Ready to print, or to send on WhatsApp
  • The list hears first, at the launch price

The scenes

Diwali family portraits, wherever you celebrate.

Every picture is made for the people in it — the clothes, the lamps and the floor change with the region, because a Chennai Diwali does not look like a Delhi one.

Kuthu vilakku: Pattu saree, veshti and the tall brass lamp, kolam at their feet.
Kuthu vilakkuPattu saree, veshti and the tall brass lamp, kolam at their feet.
Around the rangoli: The whole family beside a marigold rangoli, lamps lit.
Around the rangoliThe whole family beside a marigold rangoli, lamps lit.
Sparklers on the terrace: Phuljhadi under fairy lights, caught mid-laugh.
Sparklers on the terracePhuljhadi under fairy lights, caught mid-laugh.
Under the kandil: A paper lantern glowing over the porch, diyas along the step.
Under the kandilA paper lantern glowing over the porch, diyas along the step.
Rows of diyas: Lighting the lamps, dozens of them, in the warm dark.
Rows of diyasLighting the lamps, dozens of them, in the warm dark.
Sisters, sparklers: Half sarees and jasmine in a lit-up street at night.
Sisters, sparklersHalf sarees and jasmine in a lit-up street at night.

These pictures are AI-generated examples. Nobody in them is a real person, and none of them is a customer's photograph.

Who it is for

One person, a couple, or the whole family.

Families

Everyone around the rangoli, lamps lit — up to six people in one picture.

Couples

Pattu saree and veshti beside the tall brass lamp, kolam at your feet.

Sisters, friends, cousins

Sparklers under marigolds and fairy lights, two or more of you.

Just you

Lighting rows of diyas — a festive picture for your profile or your status.

How it will work

From your camera roll to a Diwali card.

  1. Add each person once, with two photos: a close-up of the face, and one showing more of them.
  2. Choose the scenes, and how close the picture should be.
  3. We make them, usually in a few minutes, and email you when they are ready.
  4. Keep the ones you love, in HD, to print or to share.

Why it will look like you: every picture is built from your own photos, so the faces in the scene are yours. The clothes and the setting change; the people do not.

A festive profile picture, today

Saree, kurta and Nehru jacket headshots are open now.

Diwali scenes open soon. A festive headshot for your WhatsApp, LinkedIn or company profile does not have to wait: our India headshots photograph you in a saree, kurta, Nehru jacket, veshti or salwar kameez, from ₹799, and you see one of your own free first. See headshots and portraits or LinkedIn headshots.

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Price and privacy

What it costs, and what happens to your photos.

Diwali prices are announced when it opens, before Diwali on 8 November, and the list hears first, at the launch price. Your photos are used only to make your pictures, and everything is deleted after 30 days.

Questions

Diwali portraits, answered.

Can I make Diwali photos from normal phone pictures?

Yes, when Diwali pictures open. You add each person with two ordinary photos — a close-up of the face and one showing more of them — choose the scenes, and we make new photographs of your family in them.

Can I get a saree or kurta portrait?

The Diwali scenes dress everyone for the festival — pattu sarees, veshtis and half sarees, depending on the scene. And you do not have to wait for a festive profile picture: our India headshots already photograph you in a saree, kurta, Nehru jacket, veshti or salwar kameez, from ₹799.

Can couples and families use it?

Yes. The scenes are made for one person, for couples, for two or more people and for whole families — the rangoli scene takes up to six.

How long does it take?

Our seasonal pictures are usually ready in a few minutes once you have chosen, and Diwali will work the same way. You can close the tab; we email you when they are ready.

Will the faces still look like us?

That is the whole point. Every picture is built from your own photos, so it is your family in the scene, not people who look a bit like you. The examples on this page are AI-generated and are not customers.

Can I share them on WhatsApp and Instagram, or use one as a profile picture?

Yes. They are your pictures, in HD — for WhatsApp, Instagram, a profile picture or a printed card.

What happens to our photos?

You agree to how your photos are used before you upload anything, and everything you upload and everything we make is deleted after 30 days. You can delete it sooner yourself.

What does it cost, and when does it open?

Prices are announced when Diwali pictures open, before Diwali on 8 November. Join the list and you hear first, at the launch price. Headshots are open now, from ₹799.

More questions? Headshot questions, or headshot prices.

Updated 24 September 2026.

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Launch price and early-bird offers go to this list first — plus a promo code for your first set. One email when it opens, and nothing else.