1 credit each
Festive banners, ready before the festival
Eleven occasions across four shapes, with space left for your headline.
Real output





Occasions
| Plain studio | Any time |
| Sale | Any time |
| Holi | March |
| Raksha Bandhan | August |
| Independence Day | August |
| Navratri / Dussehra | Sep – Oct |
| Diwali | Oct – Nov |
| Wedding season | Nov – Feb |
| Christmas | December |
| New Year | Dec – Jan |
| Eid | Varies |
Most of these move year to year, so the months are a guide for planning rather than a calendar. You know the dates better than we do.
Shapes
Homepage hero (21:9), category header (16:9), social post (1:1) and story (9:16). Each one tells the generator where to leave space — the hero keeps its decoration to the right third so a headline fits on the left.
Three rules on every banner
- No products. A generated shoe on your own banner misrepresents your stock exactly as a generated product photo would, just further down the page.
- No deities or religious figures. These are religious festivals, and a model’s approximation of a god is not something to discover on a live homepage. Independence Day renders a tricolour palette, never a flag.
- No text. These models render lettering badly and you are overlaying your own headline anyway.