Google adds Diwali AI image feature to Search app
Google has introduced a new AI-powered festive experience in its Search app for Diwali 2026. The feature allows users to upload personal photographs and transform them into Diwali-themed visuals, including greeting cards, rangoli portraits, and home decor inspiration.
What you can do with it
AI at Work →Create festive greeting cards from your photos in Google Search
What you get You get personalized Diwali images for social media or sharing with friends.
Turns your photos into Diwali-themed cards, rangoli, or decor.
- Who for
- marketers
- Cost
- free
- Effort
- minutes
Use it for
- Create social posts
- Design greeting cards
- Get decor ideas
How to set it up · From the article
- Search for 'Diwali' or 'Diwali 2026' in the Google app.
- Tap the 'Be part of the tradition' prompt.
- Select an option like Greeting card and upload your photo.
- Edit the prompt if needed and tap 'Generate your image with AI Mode'.
Watch out Requires a smartphone and the Google app
Google Search in the tool directory · 4 changes covered
Key points from the news
- Google Search app now offers AI-generated Diwali images from user photos.
- Users can create greeting cards, rangoli portraits, or decor inspiration.
- Feature is accessed by searching 'Diwali' or 'Diwali 2026' in the app.
To access the tool, users search for 'Diwali' or 'Diwali 2026' on the Google app. A prompt labeled 'Be part of the tradition' appears, leading to a 'Celebrate Diwali' interface. Here, users can select from three pre-defined creative options. Google provides ready-made prompts for each style, which users can edit or replace with their own instructions. The AI Mode then generates the image based on the uploaded photo and the specified details, such as attire, lighting, and background elements.
This feature is part of Google's broader integration of generative AI into its search ecosystem, offering a practical use case for image generation during cultural festivals. The Diwali celebrations in 2026 are scheduled from November 7 to November 11, with the main Lakshmi Puja on November 8.
Google introduces Diwali AI feature: How to create personalised festive images using your photos
cnbctv18.com · 6 November 2026
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