Diwali card with name – free maker & sender
Type a name and your Happy Diwali card is ready: maroon and gold mandala, royal blue fireworks, marigold toran, pastel, emerald paisley, a business card, and cards in Hindi, Gujarati and Marathi. Change the greeting, add “With love, the Sharma family”, download it free – or send it to your whole list with each person’s own name.
1. Type the name
English, हिन्दी, मराठी and ગુજરાતી names all print correctly.
Name colour
Change it or clear it – everyone gets the same greeting. 80/120
Printed on the card, e.g. your family or company name.
2. Pick a design
3. Download, share or send to everyone
How to make a Diwali card with a name
A Diwali card with someone’s name on it says you made it for them, not that you forwarded the same picture to everyone. Most card apps make you sign up, edit one card at a time or put their logo on the picture. Here you type the name and the finished card appears straight away, right in your browser.
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Type the name
Write the name the way the person likes to be called: “Priya”, “Mehta Uncle”, “Sharma ji and family”. Hindi, Marathi and Gujarati names such as सुनीता or હેતલ are drawn in a matching font automatically.
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Pick a design
Choose a traditional maroon and gold mandala, fireworks over a row of diyas, a light marigold toran with rangoli, a soft pastel card, emerald paisley, a clean business card, or the शुभ दीपावली, દિવાળીની શુભકામનાઓ and दिवाळीच्या हार्दिक शुभेच्छा cards.
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Make it yours
Pick a colour for the name, change or clear the greeting printed on the card, and add a “from” line – your family, “Team Mehta Jewellers” or your company name.
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Download or share
Press Download image for a full-size 1080 × 1350 JPG with no watermark, or Share on your phone to send it straight to WhatsApp, Instagram or any other app.
Send the card to all your contacts, each with their own name
For a few relatives, making cards one by one is fine. For the whole family group, every customer of your shop, your clients or your staff, press “Send it to everyone with their own name”. The free Rapid Sender opens with the card attached – your greeting and “from” line already on it – and a Diwali wish filled in.
Add your contacts from Excel or CSV, or paste the numbers. Rapid Sender prints each person’s name on their own copy of the card and sends it from your own WhatsApp, one message at a time. Only the name changes from person to person; the greeting and “from” line stay as you typed them. You see the card and the message for the first person before anything is sent, and you can still move the text or change its font.
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Press “Send it to everyone with their own name”
The sender opens with your customised card attached and a matching wish in the message box.
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Add your contacts
Upload an Excel or CSV file with a name and a phone column, paste numbers, or type them in. The name column is what gets printed on each card.
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Check the first card
The preview shows the card and the message exactly as your first contact will get them. Edit the wish if you like – {{name}} in the message is filled in too.
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Connect WhatsApp and send
Scan the QR code once with your phone, send a test to yourself, then start. The cards go out one by one with a gap between them, from your own number.
Diwali wishes to send with the card
Short messages that go well under the picture. {{name}} becomes each person’s name when you send to a list.
- Family
Happy Diwali, {{name}}! 🪔 May the light of every diya fill your home with joy, good health and prosperity.
- Family
Dear {{name}}, wishing you and the whole family a Diwali full of sweets, laughter and time together. ❤️
- Friends
Happy Diwali, {{name}}! ✨ Save me some kaju katli – and have the brightest year yet.
- Friends
{{name}}, may your Diwali sparkle brighter than every phuljhadi in the colony! 🎆
- Elders
Pranam {{name}}, wishing you a very happy Diwali. Your blessings are the light of our family. 🙏
- Hindi
{{name}}, आपको और आपके परिवार को दीपावली की हार्दिक शुभकामनाएं! 🪔 मां लक्ष्मी आपके घर सुख और समृद्धि लाएं।
- Gujarati
{{name}}, દિવાળીની ખૂબ ખૂબ શુભકામનાઓ અને નૂતન વર્ષાભિનંદન! 🪔 સાલ મુબારક!
- Marathi
{{name}}, आपणास व आपल्या कुटुंबियांना दिवाळीच्या हार्दिक शुभेच्छा! 🪔
- Clients
Dear {{name}}, warm Diwali wishes from all of us. Thank you for your trust this year – wishing you a bright festival and a prosperous New Year.
- Customers
Happy Diwali, {{name}}! 🪔 Thank you for shopping with us this year. Wishing you and your family a festival full of light.
- Employees
Happy Diwali, {{name}}! Thank you for your hard work this year. Enjoy the holidays with your family. 🪔
- New Year
Happy Diwali and Saal Mubarak, {{name}}! May the New Year bring you good health, new beginnings and lots to celebrate. ✨
- Short
Shubh Deepavali, {{name}}! 🪔✨
Which Diwali card to send to whom
Maroon and gold mandala, emerald paisley: rich, traditional cards for family, elders and neighbours.
Royal blue fireworks: festive and bright – friends, cousins and your society group.
Marigold toran on cream: light and elegant, and easy to read on any phone.
Pastel minimal: soft, Instagram-style lowercase “happy diwali” for friends and colleagues your age.
Business Diwali: “Dear Mr. Mehta,” with a thank-you note and your company name at the bottom – for clients, suppliers and employees.
Diwali & New Year frame: an ornate arch that wishes Happy Diwali and a prosperous New Year in one card.
शुभ दीपावली, દિવાળીની શુભકામનાઓ (with નૂતન વર્ષા ભિનંદન and સાલ મુબારક) and दिवाळीच्या हार्दिक शुभेच्छा: for family and customers who prefer Hindi, Gujarati or Marathi.
When to send your Diwali cards in 2026
Diwali (Lakshmi Puja) is on Sunday 8 November 2026. Dhanteras is on Friday 6 November, Govardhan Puja and the Gujarati New Year (Bestu Varas) on Monday 9 November, and Bhai Dooj on Tuesday 10 November. Cards sent on the evening of 7 November or early on Diwali morning are read before the rush; a card sent at noon on Diwali gets lost among hundreds of others. For Gujarati family and customers, a Saal Mubarak card on 9 November is a lovely second greeting.
Frequently asked questions
Can I write the name in Hindi, Marathi or Gujarati?
Yes. Type the name in any script and it is drawn with a matching font, so names like सुनीता, आई-बाबा or હેતલ show correctly – even on the English cards.
Can I change the message on the card or add my family or company name?
Yes. Most designs have a greeting you can change or clear and a “from” line for “With love, the Sharma family” or your company name. Each person still gets their own name; the greeting and “from” line are the same for everyone.
How do I send the Diwali card to all my contacts with their own name?
Press “Send it to everyone with their own name”, add your contacts from Excel or CSV or paste the numbers, check the first card and press send. Each person gets their own copy with their name printed on it, sent from your own WhatsApp one by one.
Do I need to log in or install an app?
No. The card is made in your browser on your phone or computer. To send to a list you scan a QR code once with WhatsApp, like WhatsApp Web.
Is Rapid Sender part of WhatsApp?
No. Rapid Sender is an independent tool and is not affiliated with WhatsApp or Meta. It sends from your own WhatsApp account, so only send cards to people who know you.
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