Eid Mubarak 2026 & Festival Greeting Card Templates
Send Eid Mubarak 2026 cards free! 3D animated Eid & Ramadan cards. ईद मुबारक. Also Diwali, Holi, Christmas & New Year cards. Share on WhatsApp!
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Raksha Bandhan Rakhi
A 3D rakhi thread circling a central medallion with a sibling photo surrounded by marigold petals
Rakhi Doodle (5 Phases)
A hand-drawn Raksha Bandhan story told in five phases on doodle paper — it opens on a knock at a bandhanwar-strung door — knock knock, your bhai is here — that swings open on the rakhi and the title, then the puja thali fills up with diya, roli, rice and mithai, the brother and sister have their usual nok-jhok (he wants the gift first, she pulls his ear), she does his tilak and ties the thread around his held-out wrist, and the gift box springs open with your message under a marigold petal shower. It plays through on its own; tap to skip ahead or jump between phases.
Navratri Garba Night
Dandiya sticks swirling in a circle with glowing diyas, mirrored beads and a starry night
Easter Egg Garden
Pastel eggs in a spring garden that crack open into flowers when you click them
Santa Sleigh Ride
Santa's sleigh soaring across a moonlit snowy village with glowing houses and twinkling stars
Thanksgiving Harvest
A cornucopia with rolling pumpkins, autumn leaves tumbling down and warm harvest lighting
Eid al-Adha — Floating Lanterns
A blessed night over the oasis. Tap each ornate lantern to ignite its flame — when all lanterns glow, a celestial dome rises with your Eid al-Adha message and crescent fireworks.
Eid al-Adha — Moonlit Mosque
A serene 3D mosque silhouette under a slowly rotating crescent moon. Flip ornate Islamic star tiles to reveal your blessings and a heartfelt Eid al-Adha message.
The Same Moon
A Mid-Autumn Festival story told in five phases, built on the line everyone quotes on this night — 千里共婵娟, a thousand miles apart, we still share the same moon. It opens on two lit windows sitting far apart in the dark, then the moon rises out of the gap between them and its light lands on both roofs at once. A lantern with your name on it floats across all that dark and reaches the other window. A mooncake is cut into four and, instead of a yolk, your photo is waiting inside it. Then the two windows slide together under one moon while your message appears and the jade rabbit hops past. It plays on its own and rests on the final page so your message stays up as long as they want to read it; tap anywhere to skip ahead or jump between phases.
Eid al-Adha — Eidi Gift Box
An ornate 3D Eid gift box wrapped in geometric Islamic patterns. Tap to lift the lid — prayer beads (tasbih) rise, photos float out, and your blessed Eid al-Adha message unfurls.
Brother Sister Days
A cartoon bhai-behen story with expressive characters — she does his makeup while he sulks, they fight over chocolate, he falls off the mango tree while she laughs, she patches him up still giggling, and it all ends with rakhis tied under festive decorations and a big Happy Raksha Bandhan
Onam Pookalam
A rotating circular flower rangoli with layered petal rings and a central diya glow
Rakhi Sibling Duo
A flat vector illustration under a dusk-rose festive sky — the sister calls her reel-scrolling brother (his phone drops mid-scroll), does the tilak and ties the rakhi with a burst of sparkles, and it all ends in a hug, a hidden gift, and a marigold petal shower with your message
Diwali Family Lights — Ghar Ki Roshni
A family's Diwali told in silhouette, from dusk to midnight. A quiet house with one lit window; the door opens and everyone comes out — string lights run across the walls and diyas catch one by one along the steps, the sills and the roof. Mother and daughter kneel at the doorstep and a rangoli blooms petal by petal. In the kitchen Mummy stirs the kadhai, Dadi shapes the sweets, and one laddoo quietly goes missing. Then night falls: the children wave sparklers, Papa lights an anar, a chakri spins and rockets open over the roof. At the end the whole family stands together, backs to us, watching the sky as your wish settles in. Every line of the story is yours to rewrite. Pure DOM and SVG — opens instantly on any phone.
Spooky Brew — Halloween Wish
A Halloween wish they have to survive first — a short horror story that plays itself. It opens in thick fog on two closed red eyes that slowly open; one tap lets them in, then four flat, poster-style rooms unfold on their own: a cauldron that things keep dropping into, three ghosts drifting through a wall, a bottle rattling on its shelf, and finally the moon over a black cat with your wish, their name and an optional photo. Each room uses the same trick: the light closes in on one thing, the music winds up, everything goes silent — and the fright comes from somewhere else entirely (a skull at the screen, a ghost lunging from the side, a giant spider from above). Between those, things come out of nowhere at random: a bony hand from any edge, eyes in the dark, bats, lightning. Scored with an original synthesised horror theme — bells, low strings, heartbeat, thunder — unless you pick your own music. Pure DOM and SVG — loads instantly on any phone.
Blood Party — Halloween Invitation
A Halloween party invitation the guest has to survive. It opens on a wax seal in the fog with blood coming slowly down the glass; one tap breaks it and a summons appears — their name on a pinned sheet of paper that refuses to say where or when — while blood drips from the top of the frame, lands on the pumpkin, the candle, the skull and the words, runs down them and pools on the floor. A caption tells them to read the address carefully; while they do, a face presses itself against the glass and a hand drags the pumpkin away. Then the floor floods and they are at the Wheel of the Damned: eight sealed wedges under a dagger. They drag it hard, it spins, the ticks get heavier, the candles gutter, the eyes on the rim open — then silence, and the seal it stopped on bursts. A skull slams into the camera and the seal becomes a card crusted in dried blood that they scratch with a finger. Halfway, fingers curl over its bottom edge; at half revealed the crust cracks and falls, the character under it opens its eyes and lunges at them. That is who they are coming as — the glass shatters and only now, on the last scene, do they get the invitation itself: date, time, venue, your note, the dress code (their costume) and an RSVP button. Nothing between scenes slides: it floods, blacks out with lightning, cracks, is hit or torn. Random frights throughout — a bony hand from any edge, eyes in the dark, bats, a knife across the floor. No background score, on purpose: just the sounds — every drop of blood landing, the wheel's wet ticks, the rasp under the finger, and the screams — in the silence, unless you add your own music. Pure DOM, SVG and two canvases — loads instantly on any phone.
Spooky Ghost Night
Drifting translucent ghosts over a moonlit graveyard with bats flying across the moon
Chinese New Year Dragon
A spiraling red-gold dragon curling through hanging lanterns with drifting lucky coins
Independence Day Flag Hoisting
A cinematic flat-illustration ceremony at the Red Fort — the Army, Navy and Air Force march in, the Prime Minister hoists the tricolor, rose petals shower from the sky, and three fighter jets paint the sky saffron, white and green
Ganesh Chaturthi
A golden Ganesha idol silhouette on a lotus throne with floating modaks and flickering diyas
Corporate Eid — Eid Mubarak
Corporate Eid is a premium animated Eid greeting for companies to send to clients, customers, partners and teams — one card for both Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha. Built as luxury Islamic stationery rather than a festival graphic: warm mineral paper and soft ambient light, art-directed geometric ornament at the corners and edges — a partial rosette, a six-fold figure, cropped star tessellations, an arabesque stem and a frieze — a rosette that blooms behind the Arabic greeting, and one fine line in your brand colour that travels through the whole story — it draws an eight-point star and a cartouche around the Arabic and English greeting (عيد الفطر المبارك · Eid al-Fitr Mubarak, or عيد الأضحى المبارك · Eid al-Adha Mubarak), stands beside the recipient's name, becomes the rule the message is uncovered from, separates the sign-off and resolves into a small star beneath the closing عيد مبارك · Eid Mubarak. No mosque, crescent, lantern, fireworks, people or animals — the Islamic reference is carried by geometry and properly typeset Arabic. Picks the right Eid automatically from the send date (or choose it), reads well with or without a recipient name, takes your logo and brand colour on business sends with an initials mark when there is no logo, and recomposes as a wide brand-film layout on desktop. The motion is reserved for the changes between moments — every greeting, name and message gets a still, quiet reading window. Mobile-first 9:16, silent, built to export to MP4 and to hold up at every paused frame.
The Diwali Story
Not a Diwali card, an animated story the viewer plays through, told in eight chapters with narration and cinematic touches: letterbox bars in the darkest moments, depth parallax that follows the finger or phone tilt, golden light wipes between chapters and god rays at dawn. The viewer lights the evening diyas in Ayodhya, follows the trail of Sita's jewels after Ravana's storm chariot carries her away, and swipes up to send Hanuman across the ocean. Hanuman gives Sita Rama's ring in the Ashok Vatika, then one tap sends him leaping across Lanka's rooftops with his tail on fire until the city is ablaze. They build Ram Setu stone by stone, watch the vanar sena march across. Then they pull back like a slingshot to draw Rama's divine arrow and release it to defeat darkness, and Ravana's ten heads dissolve into light one by one. After the dawn reunion, Ayodhya waits in the dark until the viewer taps, and a wave of diyas spreads from that spot while sky lanterns rise wherever they tap. At the end they launch one rocket: the sparks spell the recipient's name in the sky, "Happy Diwali" shimmers in with your message and photo, and fireworks keep bursting on their own. Characters have jointed rigs that walk, blink and change expression. The story reads in English, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Bengali, Tamil or Telugu. The divine arrow and the final fireworks come with sound and a phone vibration. Every interaction plays itself after a few seconds, so the story never gets stuck and video export plays it start to finish. Pure DOM and SVG, no WebGL, so it opens instantly from WhatsApp on any phone.
A Navratri Story — When Light Becomes Shakti
A premium animated Navratri and Durga Puja story told in under a minute. When Mahishasura's arrogance breaks the balance of the worlds, the devas bring their light together — and from their combined radiance Maa Durga manifests inside a mandala of gold, ten-armed, with her lion and the divine attributes. She meets Mahishasura through his changing forms (buffalo, lion, elephant, warrior), balance returns, and the story ends on three quiet lessons and a festive greeting with the recipient's name, your message and your name. Drawn as a warm storybook — soft colour, gold ornament and living light, every character breathing and blinking — with four optional taps that move the story along and play by themselves in the video. Designed for 9:16 and recomposed for 16:9.
Thanksgiving Family Table — Everyone's Home
A family's Thanksgiving told in silhouette, from a golden afternoon to supper. A house in its autumn yard with leaves drifting down and pumpkins on the porch; Grandma and Grandpa come up the path with a pie and the door flies open. In the kitchen the turkey comes out of the oven while little hands stir the bowl and carry the plates. By the fire the children hang three paper leaves, each one written with something you are thankful for — your own words. Then the candles are lit, the turkey lands on the table, everyone takes their place and six glasses go up as your wish settles in. Every line of the story is yours to rewrite. Pure DOM and SVG — opens instantly on any phone.
Corporate New Year — First Light
A New Year greeting from the company with the year as the hero, in five acts. It opens on a midnight field with the old year counting down to the new one; the four digits land one by one with a ring of light in your brand colour; the sky lifts from midnight to a dawn tinted with your colour as a sun rises over the horizon; three short wishes for the year come one by one; and it settles into the note: your logo, the message, a sign-off and the company. The year is a field and defaults to the year being welcomed, so the same card works next year and every year after. No recipient name anywhere, so it is right for an all-hands send and for clients alike; takes the organisation's logo and brand colour automatically on business sends; a tap skips to the note; reads on a phone and in the campaign preview.
Corporate Diwali — Brand Rangoli
A Diwali greeting from your company, built to go to employees and clients alike, told in five acts. It opens in the dark on a single diya. That one flame throws sparks that light eight more, the night warms as they catch, and marigold goes up across the top the way it does in every office the week before. Then a box of mithai arrives in your colours — gold ribbon, your seal on the lid, शुभ and लाभ either side — and the lid lifts on kaju katli, laddoo and pista barfi. The first flame sinks into a medallion holding your logo, the eight lamps walk out to ring it, and a kolam draws itself between them in your brand colour until your logo sits at its heart like the bindu of a rangoli. Last, the greeting settles in engraved capitals on ivory paper. Restrained enough for a client mailer; works with or without the recipient's name; a tap skips straight to the greeting; pale brand colours are handled so the words always read.
The Diwali Wish That Found You
A forty-second animated Diwali short, not a card. One character sits alone on a rooftop thinking about someone, lights a single diya, and makes a wish — you tap to light it. The wish becomes a spark that travels across rooftops and cities until it finds the other person and lights their diya too. Their memories float up as polaroids of your own photos, two lights join across the sky, and the pair finally stand together under fireworks for a personal message. Choose who is sending and who is receiving, the relationship, up to four photos, and every word.
The Light That Found You
A short animated Hanukkah story, not a card. A dark room on a snowy night; someone walks in carrying one lit candle. You tap, and all eight candles catch from the shamash and the room fills with light. Then a spark leaves their hand, crosses the snow-covered city and lights the menorah in the other person's window — you tap to light it. Two windows become one, three quiet lines about one night becoming eight, then a final page with their name, your message, your eight reasons and your photos, which rests on screen. The recipient can send the light back, and the sender is told it arrived. Choose both characters, the relationship, apart or together, up to three photos, and every word.
Trick or Treat?
A tiny Halloween adventure — knock on a haunted door, choose TRICK or TREAT, and either path ends in your personalised message under the pumpkin light
Fireworks Display
Spectacular 3D fireworks celebration with your custom message!
Christmas Tree Magic
A 3D Christmas tree with clickable ornaments that glow and snow falling gently around a photo gift tag
Eid al-Adha
Celebrate the blessed Festival of Sacrifice with a stunning dawn scene over sacred mountains, interactive golden stars, and ornate gates that open to reveal your message of devotion and joy.
Pongal Harvest
Sugarcane stalks arching over a clay pot with a rising sun and floating sesame seeds
Snow Globe
Magical shake-able snow globe with your photo inside. Perfect for holidays!
Cubical Carousel
A stunning 3D photo cube with 6 faces for your photos. Click to reveal chocolates, toffees, balloons, gift boxes, hearts, and a beautiful love message with confetti!
Valentine's Eternal Rose
A magical blooming rose in a moonlit garden! Click to make the rose bloom and reveal your love message with falling petals, fireflies, and floating hearts. The perfect romantic gesture!
Holi Festival 3D
Interactive 3D Holi celebration with colorful pichkaris and pots. Click to spray colors and spread joy!
Holi Rang Utsav
Experience the journey of Holi — from sacred Holika Dahan bonfire night to the explosive Rangwali Holi morning with interactive gulal powder bursts, photo frames, and personalized greetings.
New Year Countdown
Ring in the New Year with a spectacular 3D countdown clock, champagne toast animation, and dazzling firework explosions. Click to start the countdown and watch the celebration unfold!
Eid Mubarak
Celebrate the blessed Eid with a stunning twilight mosque scene, interactive glowing lanterns, and a golden celebration of faith and joy.
Diwali Anime Blast — Chibi Diyas & Rocket Finale
A Diwali card that plays like an anime episode. Under a glowing moon and floating sky lanterns, three chibi diyas with kawaii faces are waiting on a rooftop — tap each one to light it, watch it smile, and catch the wish it was hiding in a manga speech bubble. Then the big rocket rolls in: tap like crazy to charge the fuse, launch it with full speed-lines and a screen flash, and land in a fireworks finale with rainbow title, falling sparks, their photo and your message. Pure DOM and SVG, one animation loop, no WebGL — loads instantly on any phone.
Halloween Pumpkin Patch
Floating jack-o-lanterns with flickering eyes, rising fog and a glowing haunted moon
Diwali Celebration
Celebrate the festival of lights with glowing diyas, colorful rangoli, and festive fireworks
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