Make your own rangoli in one click: pick a Diwali palette, choose the symmetry and get a new design every time. Save it as a guide to draw at your door, or share it as a Happy Diwali image.
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Rangoli is an Indian folk art drawn on the floor with colored powders, rice, sand or flower petals. For Diwali, it decorates the entrance of the home to welcome guests and bring good luck. Red is the color of celebration and good fortune, yellow and orange recall marigolds and the light of the diyas, green stands for new beginnings, and white outlines bring every color to life.
Pick a palette, choose 8, 12 or 16-fold symmetry and press "New design" until you find one you love. Every design is different. Save it as an image to use as a stencil guide, a greeting or a Diwali story.
Diwali falls on Sunday, November 8, 2026. Rangoli is usually drawn at the entrance of the home on the days of the festival to welcome guests and the goddess Lakshmi.
Traditional rangoli uses bright powders in red, yellow, orange, pink, green and white, often with marigold petals and diya lamps. Red and yellow stand for good luck and joy, and white outlines make the colors pop.
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