Dashain & Tihar Tools

Dashain & Tihar Greeting Card Maker

दशैं तथा तिहार ग्रिटिङ कार्ड मेकर

Create custom Dashain and Tihar greeting cards.

Create a personalised Dashain or Tihar greeting card in your browser — choose a template, add your own message and photo, and download a shareable PNG.

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About the Dashain & Tihar greeting card maker

A festive greeting is more personal when it carries its own words and colours. This maker lets you build a Dashain or Tihar greeting card right in your browser: pick a template, write a headline and message, add your name and even drop in a photo, then download the finished card as a square PNG ready to share on WhatsApp, Facebook or Viber.

How to make a card

Choose Dashain or Tihar, then pick one of the templates — marigold, jamara green, lamp-row and more. Type your headline and message, sign your name, and optionally upload a photo for the background. The preview updates as you type, and “Download PNG” saves a 1080×1080 image you can post straight away.

Made on your device

Everything is drawn on a canvas in your own browser. Your text and photo never leave your device and nothing is uploaded or stored, so you can use a personal family photo without worry. The templates are drawn procedurally with no bundled images, which keeps the page fast.

Frequently asked questions

How do I make a Dashain or Tihar greeting card?
Pick the festival and a template, type a headline and message, optionally add your name and a background photo, then tap “Download PNG”. The card preview updates as you type.
What size is the downloaded card?
The card is exported as a square 1080×1080 PNG, which suits WhatsApp status, Facebook and Viber, and prints acceptably as a small greeting.
Is my photo uploaded anywhere?
No. The card is drawn on a canvas in your browser and your photo is never uploaded or stored. Closing the page removes it.
Can I write the card in Nepali?
Yes. The headline and message fields accept Devanagari text, so you can write “शुभ दशैं” or “शुभ तिहार” and any message you like.

Sources & further reading

  1. Nepal Panchanga Nirnayak Samiti (NPNS) — festival namesnpns.gov.np