Diwali Video Prompts 2026 is a 17-page PDF pack of 20 copy-paste Diwali video prompts. Every prompt is engineered for exactly 10 seconds — hook in the first 2 seconds, payoff by second 10 — and paired with its hook caption, because captions are half the click.

It is made for festival creators who want the full Diwali arc, not a single day's post. The posting calendar turns 20 prompts into a festival run: Nov 1–5 warm-up (decor, prep, rangoli), Nov 6–8 the peak window — post 2–3 times daily across Dhanteras (Nov 6) → Choti Diwali → Diwali (Nov 8, 2026) — and Nov 9–10 the Govardhan Puja + Bhai Dooj long-tail that most creators leave unposted.

WHAT'S INSIDE — PDF, 17 pages, 2.73 MB
• 20 complete Diwali video prompt cards — the full copy-paste prompt text for every video • Prompt 2 · Fireworks Palace Bloom: a grand palace at night — at second 2 the first firework blooms gold above the dome; by second 6 the sky is full of cascading red, gold and magenta bursts reflecting on the water • Every prompt timed: exactly 10 seconds, 9:16 vertical, 24fps, hook by 2s, payoff by 10s • Negative prompts on the cards (flat daylight and cartoon looks blocked) • Hook captions paired to every video
• The Diwali posting calendar: warm-up, peak window and long-tail, day by day

HOW TO USE IT
Replace every [BRACKET] with your choice — Prompt 2 even takes your [PALACE] and [WATER] — before generating. Generate at exactly 10 seconds, 9:16 vertical, 24fps. Post one per day Nov 1–8 for the full Diwali run, or batch 3 per day during the Nov 6–8 peak. Pair each video with its hook caption.

LICENCE — COMMERCIAL USE INCLUDED
Everything you create with these prompts — Diwali videos for your channels and client work — is yours to use in personal and commercial projects, including monetized and sponsored content. No attribution is required. The licence covers the videos you create with the prompts; it does not allow reselling, sharing or redistributing the prompt pack (the PDF) itself.

WHAT THIS IS NOT
This is a prompt pack, not finished Diwali footage. No completed videos are included — you generate every diya, rangoli and firework yourself in your own AI video tool, which is exactly why the celebration on screen can be your family's festival, in your city, at your scale.