FMCG creative ads & social media posts
FMCG has 2,500 listed designs for FMCG brands. 20 festivals each have at least 12 of them, and Halloween leads with 146 (6%).
About FMCG designs
Festival designs total 516, or 21% of the set. Every festival with at least 12 designs here: Halloween (146), Gandhi Jayanti (46), Ganesh Chaturthi (27), Diwali (23), Children's Day (22), Christmas (22), Mother's Day (22), Janmashtami (21), Ramadan (21), Dussehra (20), Valentine's Day (20), Onam (19), Holi (16), Navratri (15), New Year (14), Independence Day (13), Raksha Bandhan (13), Easter (12), Eid (12), and Republic Day (12). The smallest, Republic Day, has 12.
Formats, most common first: Poster (50%), Instagram post (24%), Story (10%), and Email design (5%). Most of the collection is Poster, so start there for a single post.
Dates for these festivals: Halloween falls on October 31, 2026, Gandhi Jayanti falls on October 2, 2026, Ganesh Chaturthi falls on September 14, 2026, Diwali falls on November 8, 2026, Children's Day falls on November 14, 2026, Christmas falls on December 25, 2026, Mother's Day falls on May 10, 2026, Janmashtami falls on September 4, 2026, Ramadan falls on February 8, 2027, Dussehra falls on October 20, 2026, Valentine's Day falls on February 14, 2027, Onam falls on August 26, 2026, Holi falls on March 3, 2026, Navratri falls on October 11, 2026, New Year falls on January 1, 2027, Independence Day falls on August 15, 2026, Raksha Bandhan falls on August 28, 2026, Easter falls on April 5, 2026, Eid falls on March 20, 2026, and Republic Day falls on January 26, 2027.
People also search for some of them by other names: Deepavali for Diwali, Merry Christmas for Christmas, Ramadan Kareem for Ramadan, Happy New Year 2027 for New Year, 15 August for Independence Day, Rakhi for Raksha Bandhan, and Eid Mubarak for Eid.
The styles tagged most often here are photographic, bright, and minimal, and the motifs that recur are chili peppers, flames, chopsticks, and steam.
Examples from the collection include “Spicy hot sauce bottle suspended inside a net of red chilies”, “Stacked hot sauce bottles with peppers and a behind-the-brand headline”, and “A hand holding a premium mixed-nut pouch emerging through torn brown paper”.
Among the 269 business types with listed designs, FMCG ranks 11 by count.
- Halloween FMCG designs
- Gandhi Jayanti FMCG designs
- Ganesh Chaturthi FMCG designs
- Diwali FMCG designs
- Children's Day FMCG designs
- Christmas FMCG designs
- Mother's Day FMCG designs
- Janmashtami FMCG designs
- Ramadan FMCG designs
- Dussehra FMCG designs
- Valentine's Day FMCG designs
- Onam FMCG designs
- Holi FMCG designs
- Navratri FMCG designs
- New Year FMCG designs
- Independence Day FMCG designs
- Raksha Bandhan FMCG designs
- Easter FMCG designs
- Eid FMCG designs
- Republic Day FMCG designs
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FMCG creative ads: FAQ
What makes a good creative ad for FMCG brands?
In these 2500 designs, the strongest ads for FMCG brands build one clear idea around the business, mostly in photographic, bright and minimal styles, with details such as chili peppers, flames, chopsticks and steam. 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, Gandhi Jayanti, Ganesh Chaturthi, Diwali, Children's Day and Christmas and 32 more. Each festival linked above 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.