Your whole Diwali campaign — from one brief.
Tell Karigar the festival and the offer. He plans the theme, writes the copy and price badges, and renders every asset your channels need — Meta, Instagram, WhatsApp and your store — on your real garments, the same day. Holi, Eid, Navratri and 19 more are already set up.
- ✓Theme: daylight terrace, powder colour, white base
- ✓Offer: 30% off the spring edit
- ✓Channels: Meta, Instagram, WhatsApp, store, email
A campaign, not a folder of images
Image tools hand you a picture and leave the campaign to you. Karigar decides the campaign first, then makes everything it needs.
The plan, not just pictures
Theme, offer, hook and channel mix decided first — written from your brand DNA and what actually converted for you last drop.
Copy that ships
Headlines, captions, CTAs and price badges written per placement and burned into the crop, so nothing waits on a designer.
Every channel crop
Meta and Instagram feed, story and reel ratios, WhatsApp status, store banners and marketplace tiles — each with its own safe space.
Films, not just stills
Festive reels cut from the same campaign, with native model dialogue — no dubbing and no second shoot.
The festive calendar doesn’t wait for a shoot date.
Between Navratri and New Year, Indian apparel brands run one campaign after another. A three-week studio booking eats the season. One sentence to Karigar does not.
- ✓Eight festivals in eight weeks — The Indian festive run does not pause while a shoot gets scheduled. Karigar turns each one into a brief you approve over chai.
- ✓The sale starts whether you are ready or not — A campaign planned on Monday is live on Monday. No studio dates, no model availability, no designer queue.
- ✓Last-minute offers are fine — Changed the discount the night before? Ask for new badges and every crop is regenerated on brand, in minutes.
22 presets, and anything else you describe in a sentence.
Brief over chai, live by evening
Give him one line
“Plan my Diwali sale — 30% off, launch Friday.” That is the entire brief. He already knows your palette, your catalogue and your ambassador.
Approve the plan
He comes back with the theme, the offer, the channel mix and a price before anything renders. Change what you like; approve when it reads right.
Publish the same day
Every asset lands cropped for Meta, Instagram, WhatsApp and your store. Ask for a variant and it is back in minutes, not next week.
And because he watches what each campaign actually sold, next Diwali starts from proof instead of a blank page.
He finds out what the campaign actually sold — then reuses it
Most festive creative is judged on likes and a gut feeling, and next year starts from the same blank page. Give Karigar the data — connected or uploaded — and every festival is briefed by someone who read the receipts on the last one.
Connect in a click
Shopify, Meta Ads, Google Ads and GA4 through official read-only OAuth. Nothing is written back, and you can revoke any of them in a click.
Or just upload files
No connectors yet? Drop in a Shopify order export, a Meta report or a plain CSV. Karigar reads the raw file himself — there is no import mapping to configure.
He reconciles it
What Meta and Google each claim is checked against the orders that actually landed in Shopify, through GA4 — so a campaign’s ROAS is the number your bank agrees with, not the dashboard’s.
Down to the creative
Every asset in a campaign is linked to the orders it drove, so “the Holi terrace set” stops being a hunch and starts being a line in the report.
Holi teaches Diwali.
- ✓What sold and what stalled — sets, palettes, poses, hooks, offers and formats — distilled every week into your brand memory
- ✓The next festival’s plan is drafted from that, so Diwali starts where Holi finished instead of at a blank page
- ✓Creative that under-performed is dropped from the rotation rather than quietly repeated
- ✓The learning stays in your workspace — it does not walk out the door the way an agency’s does
- BriefOne line: the festival and the offer.
- CampaignPlan, copy, price badges and every channel crop.
- ReconcileOrders matched to creative, ROAS checked against Shopify.
- DistilWhat sold goes into brand memory, weekly.
- Next festivalDrafted from proof, not from scratch.
Festive creative, made from real garments
Every frame was generated by Karigar from flat-lay phone photos and one campaign brief.
Festival campaigns, answered plainly
A plan first — theme, offer, hook and channel mix — and then every asset that plan needs: hero creatives, product-led ads, story and reel formats, WhatsApp cards and store banners, with copy and price badges already on them. A typical festival campaign runs 10–21 assets across four to six channels.
Twenty-two, including Diwali, Dhanteras, Navratri, Durga Puja, Karwa Chauth, Holi, Eid, Raksha Bandhan, Ganesh Chaturthi, Onam, Pongal and Baisakhi, plus commercial moments like wedding season, end-of-season sale, flash sale, collection launch and brand anniversary. If yours is not on the list, describe it and Karigar builds it.
Same day. You brief him in a sentence, approve the plan, and the assets render in minutes — about 30 seconds per photo. Most founders go from “let’s do Diwali” to live creative inside an afternoon.
Yes. Every asset is generated per placement — feed, story and reel ratios for Meta and Instagram, WhatsApp status and share cards, store banners and marketplace tiles — each with the safe space that placement needs, so nothing important gets cropped out.
Yes. Campaign creative is built on your actual garments from your reference photos, with the zari, print and drape validated — not stock imagery or an invented outfit that arrives looking different.
Yes. Tell him the offer — “30% off”, “flat ₹999”, “buy 2 get 1” — and the badges are written and placed per format. Change the offer and every crop is regenerated with the new badge.
Karigar works from your brand memory — palette, type, tone of voice, ambassador and what converted in your last drops — so the festive set reads as your brand in festive dress, not a template someone else is also running.
You start with ₹10,000 in free credits, no card — enough for a full festival campaign on trial rates. Subscribers pay ₹70 a photo and ₹30 a second of video, with every channel crop included.