Send a Diwali Greeting That Lights Up: Make One Free in a Minute
Skip the forwarded image this year. Make a free animated Diwali greeting with the H View greeting page: type a name, add a wish, and send it on WhatsApp in under a minute.
You can send a Diwali greeting that opens like a small celebration instead of another forwarded image. On the H View Diwali greeting page, you type a name, add a short wish and send the link. The person who opens it lights the diyas, sets off a few crackers and launches a Sky Rocket that writes their name in the sky.
Tap here to make your free Diwali greeting →
How do you make the greeting?
It takes about a minute and you do not need to sign up or download anything.
- Open hview.in/diwali on your phone or computer.
- Type the name of the person the greeting is for.
- Add a short wish if you like, and your own name so they know who sent it.
- Optional: tap Add a photo or logo to show a small round picture under their name. Families can add a friend's photo; companies can add their logo for customers and staff.
- Choose the crackers for their pack: Phooljhadi, Bhu Chakra, Anaar, Star Shower and Rangoli Burst. The Sky Rocket is always included because it reveals their name.
- Tap Preview to watch it yourself, then tap WhatsApp or Copy link to send it.
What does the person see when they open it?
They arrive at a home on a festive street at night. When they tap a diya, every lamp around the rangoli, on the steps, the balcony and the terrace lights up, followed by strings of bulbs across the house. When they launch the Sky Rocket, their name appears in light with fireworks bursting around it, along with your wish and your photo or logo if you added one. They can replay the reveal, and a Pass the light button lets them make a greeting for someone else.
Also readAyodhya Deepotsav 2026: The Lamps, Ramayana Show and What Visitors Should Know→Who is it good for?
- Family members in another city who cannot be home this year.
- Friends and colleagues you want to wish personally rather than in a group message.
- Shops and companies wishing customers or staff with their own logo.
- Children, who enjoy lighting the diyas and setting off the crackers themselves.
Is it safe to open and share?
The greeting asks for no phone number, email address or payment. The name, wish and any small photo travel inside the link itself, so nothing is uploaded to our server and the page asks the person who opens it for no details. Sound is off until they turn it on. As always during the festive season, be careful with links from unknown senders; our guide on spotting Diwali payment scams explains what to look out for.
Also readWhy Indian Festivals Have Become Major Digital Shopping Events→Frequently asked questions
Is the Diwali greeting free?
Yes. Making and sending a greeting is free, with no sign-up.
Can I add a photo or a company logo?
Yes, it is optional. Tap Add a photo or logo and choose an image; it appears as a small round picture under the name. If you skip it, no picture is shown.
Does it work on mobile phones?
Yes. It is designed for phones first and also works on laptops and desktop browsers. Older phones get a simpler animated version.
Can I send it to more than one person?
Yes. Make a separate greeting for each person so their own name appears in the sky. It takes only a few seconds to change the name and send again.
Make your Diwali greeting on hview.in/diwali →
Celebrating outdoors this week? Check our note on Diwali week rain in South India before you plan. Happy Diwali from all of us at H View.
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