Diwali 2026

Diwali Post Maker for Business (2026)

Dhanteras is on 6 November and Diwali on 8 November 2026. Make three weeks of Diwali posts, offers and wishes in one afternoon.

Quick answer

Inboxa is a Diwali post maker for businesses: say your Diwali offer and add your product, and it writes the words and draws a festive post in your brand's colours with your logo, plus the caption and hashtags. A post is 5 credits, and new brands get 20 free credits. In 2026, Dhanteras is on 6 November and Diwali on 8 November, so start posting by 20 October.

How to make it in Inboxa

  1. Start a Diwali postIn Create Post, ask Iba for a Diwali post and say your offer, or start a Diwali campaign for the whole season.
  2. Add the productAdd a photo of the gift, the hamper or the collection, so the post shows what buyers will get.
  3. Make it festivePick a warm, lit look; Iba draws diyas, lights and gift wrap around your product, in your colours.
  4. Plan the three weeksMake the warm-up, offer and last-day posts, and set a reminder for each day.

What should a Diwali post for business say?

A Diwali post for business works when it gives a reason to buy now: a gift idea, an offer with an end date, or the last day to order for delivery before Diwali. The greeting is the frame; the offer is the picture.

  • Gift guides: "Diwali gifts under ₹999", by budget or by who it is for.
  • The offer: what is off, on what, and until when.
  • Combos and hampers: two or three products together, ready to gift.
  • The deadline: the last day to order for delivery before Diwali.
  • Dhanteras: for gold, silver, utensils and anything bought for luck.
  • The wish: a warm Diwali wish from the brand on the day, with the offer one last time.

When should you post for Diwali 2026?

WeekDates (2026)What to post
Warm up20–26 OctGift guides, the collection, the story behind it
The offer27 Oct–2 NovYour Diwali offer, combos, customer love
The rush3–8 NovLast delivery day, Dhanteras on 6 Nov, Diwali on 8 Nov

For 15 ideas that fill this calendar, see Diwali Instagram post ideas.

How does a Diwali campaign work in Inboxa?

Instead of one post at a time, a Diwali campaign plans the season for you. It runs over the three weeks of buying up to Diwali day, picks your products, writes the posts with one offer and one look, and makes them together in each size you need. Campaigns come with the paid plans: Starter, Growth and Scale include 2, 6 or 15 campaigns.

Diwali posts in India: what is different

Diwali is wished in many languages, and your buyers may prefer theirs. Inboxa writes Diwali posts and captions in English, Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Marathi and Gujarati. Offers are written in rupees, and the delivery deadline is the one that matters most: most buyers stop ordering online in the last few days before the festival.

Frequently asked questions

When is Diwali in 2026?

Diwali (Lakshmi Puja) is on Sunday 8 November 2026, and Dhanteras is on Friday 6 November. Brands should start Diwali posts by about 20 October, when gift buying begins.

How do I make a Diwali post for my business?

Tell Iba your Diwali offer and add a photo of your product, and Inboxa writes the words and draws a festive post in your brand's colours with your logo. Copy the caption and hashtags it writes, and post.

Is there a free Diwali post maker?

Yes. New brands get 20 free credits with no card, and a Diwali post is 5 credits, so your first 4 Diwali posts are free.

What should I post on Dhanteras?

Post what people buy for luck on Dhanteras: gold, silver, coins, utensils, or a Dhanteras-only offer. Post it a day or two before, so buyers can plan their purchase.

Can I make Diwali posts in Hindi?

Yes. Inboxa writes Diwali posts and captions in Hindi and 6 more Indian languages besides English, each in its own script.

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