Diwali 2025 is lighting up not just homes, but whatsapp chats too! One of the most fun and vibrant ways to greet your loved ones is by sharing Diwali-themed stickers—from glowing diyas and fireworks to cute Ganesha and lakshmi images, they add instant joy to your messages.
If you're unsure how to use them, don't worry. Here’s a step-by-step guide to download, send, and even create your own diwali stickers on WhatsApp!
📲 1. Download diwali Sticker Packs on WhatsApp
WhatsApp (Android):
· Open a chat on WhatsApp.
· Tap the emoji icon in the typing box.
· Select the sticker icon at the bottom.
· Tap the ‘+’ (plus) icon to open the sticker store.
· Scroll or search for Diwali-themed sticker packs like Happy Diwali, Festival of Lights, or Diwali Wishes.
· Tap Download (⤓) on your favorite pack.
Note: iphone users currently cannot add third-party stickers directly via whatsapp but can still receive and forward them.
🎁 2. Send diwali Stickers in Chats
Once the stickers are downloaded:
· Go to any individual or group chat.
· Tap the sticker icon in the text bar.
· Browse your sticker packs and tap on the diwali sticker you want to send.
Voila! Your festive greetings are now full of light and colour 🎇
✏️ 3. Create Your Own Custom diwali Stickers
Want to add a personal touch? You can make your own stickers with free apps:
Best Apps to Use:
· Sticker Maker (Android & iOS)
· Wemoji (Android)
· Sticker.ly (Android & iOS)
Steps:
1. Download any sticker-making app.
2. Select images from your gallery—like your own rangoli, diya decorations, or selfies in festive attire!
3. Crop/remove background, add text like “Happy Diwali!”, and save.
4. Export the sticker pack to WhatsApp.
Now your personalized diwali stickers are ready to impress friends and family!
💡 Bonus Tip: Use Animated diwali Stickers
Apps like Sticker.ly and WAStickerApps offer animated diwali stickers that add motion to your wishes, making them extra special.
🎇 Final Thought
With just a few taps, you can light up someone’s day—digitally! diwali stickers are not just fun, they’re a creative and modern way to share joy, laughter, and blessings during the festival of Lights.
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