94 designs · Hand-picked
FMCG creative ads and social media posts
94 designs made for FMCG brands, from Halloween, Dussehra and Karwa Chauth and other festival campaigns, mostly photographic, minimal and dark. Open any design for its palette, layout and an AI prompt that designs your own version with your brand and logo.
Top-down family iftar table around a golden cloche of rice
Suspended woven basket gift box on red rope with gold ingots
Angry face made of peach halves and leaves, with a drink can as the chin
Two ketchup-tipped fries hanging like vampire fangs
Two halved iced cherry tarts forming menacing eyes
Tricolour grassy hills with a stone arch opening onto a grocery aisle
Exploded view of a lantern-shaped gift tin packaging
Worn plastic toothbrush as the 0 in 2021 vs bamboo toothbrush as the 0 in 2022
Spaghetti strands arranged as a firework burst
Bearded hipster in pilgrim outfit with a foot on stacked stuffing boxes
Bat-shaped cookie in a glass of milk that looks like a moon
Frightened yellow candy mascot holding a flashlight under its face
Angry carved pumpkin as a hand scoops out its seeds
Hand lifting a turkey-shaped cloche to reveal a platter of holiday sides
Two hands passing a patterned black matchbox above a table of retro matchboxes
Biscuits cut into festive bunting on a crumb string
Detergent pack beside a crescent sculpted from washing powder
Crescent moon formed from iftar dishes
Golden Ramadan cannon firing 3D gold percent signs
Water bottle loaded as the barrel of a vintage iftar cannon
Excited boy eating strawberry Greek yogurt at a family suhoor table
Top-down bowls of ground and whole spices on scattered Holi colours
Orange paint handprints with round Marie biscuits as palms
Holi crowd seen through a rustic window with a tea pack and cup on the sill
Ginger chai premix pouch beside a steaming cup of tea
Multi-generational Indian family gathered around a dry fruit box and raisin jar
Snack bar inside a heart made of nuts and raspberries
Wooden bowl of sabudana kheer encircled by a rudraksha mala shaped like a Shivling
White rice-grain-shaped Shivling with tripundra
Shiva tilak symbol made from turmeric and chilli powder
Silhouetted couple facing each other before a giant full moon, holding snack packets
Jack-o'-lantern made of orange candies on black candies
Snack pouch in a dark room with a monster shadow
Black jar silhouette against a glowing full moon
Black archer silhouette shooting a wooden spoon of chilli powder
Puttu cylinder as arrow on golden bow under arc of curry bowls
Sister applying tilak to her seated brother, with incense smoke forming a heart
Ketchup streaming from a bottle and looping into year numerals
Steaming rice dish whose steam writes the new year
Santa's arm holding a festive rice-and-chicken plate out of a glowing doorway
Painted roast turkey and turkey-shaped cranberry jelly slices with a sauce can
Kalash shape formed from cumin, mustard and fennel seeds
Golden ghee pouring from a wooden spoon into a clay pot
Henna-decorated hand taking a glowing drink jar from a cupboard
Moss-and-root hand holding soil with Indian flag
Parade of snack pouches with legs carrying a flag
Flower-shaped cookies as the twirling skirts of garba dancers
Almond in saree and pistachio in dhoti dancing dandiya
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FMCG creative ads: FAQ
What makes a good creative ad for FMCG brands?
In these 94 designs, the strongest ads for FMCG brands build one clear idea around the business, mostly in photographic, minimal and dark styles, with details such as sparkles, crumbs, full moon and crescent moon. Each design page explains its layout, typography and colours.
Can I make one of these for my own brand with AI?
Yes. Open a design, add your brand name, what you sell, your offer and your logo, and open it in ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. The prompt keeps the design's idea and style and makes your product or service the hero. For the closest result, attach a photo of your product in the chat as well.
Which festivals are covered for FMCG brands?
Right now Halloween, Dussehra, Karwa Chauth, Ramadan, Dhanteras and Thanksgiving and 16 more. Each festival has its own page of designs for FMCG brands, and brand posts with no festival appear here too.
How are these designs chosen?
Every design is reviewed before it appears here. Only finished marketing designs with a real creative idea, no watermark and strong craft are kept, and the library grows as new designs pass review.