AI Diwali Song Generator
A Lakshmi aarti for the puja, a Diwali wishes song with your family's names, or a Deepavali song in Tamil or Telugu, ready before 8 November 2026.
Diwali falls on Sunday, 8 November 2026, and Lakshmi Puja is performed that evening. Autunes makes the music for it: a Lakshmi or Ganesh-Lakshmi aarti for the puja, a personal Diwali wishes song that names your family, a Deepavali song in Tamil or Telugu, or a short festive cut for Reels and Shorts.
Write the brief in plain words or paste your own lyrics. Hindi is sung from Devanagari (शुभ दीपावली), Tamil from Tamil script (தீபாவளி வாழ்த்துகள்) and Telugu from Telugu script (దీపావళి శుభాకాంక్షలు), with diyas, bells, shehnai, dhol or a modern pop beat as you describe. Every finished vocal is checked against its lyrics, which matters when the song carries names.
Why creators choose Autunes
Lakshmi and Ganesh aarti
Paste a traditional aarti such as 'ॐ जय लक्ष्मी माता' in Devanagari, or describe a new one, and get it sung with bells, manjira, harmonium and group vocals.
Wishes song with names
Put the names in the lyrics (Dadi, Papa, Riya, the whole Sharma parivaar) and the song greets each of them. Paste your own lyrics if the spelling of a name matters.
Deepavali in South Indian languages
Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam Deepavali songs, written and sung in their own scripts, with nadaswaram, thavil or a modern beat.
Reels, Shorts and ringtones
Cut any song to 15, 30, 45 or 60 seconds for Reels, Shorts, TikTok and ringtones. In Drops, upload a 10-60 second clip of your diyas or rangoli and get music made for it.
Fixed in place, not regenerated
Every finished vocal is transcribed and compared with its lyrics. On Pro and Creator, Auto-Fix (10 credits) re-records only the lines that came out wrong and leaves the rest of the song untouched.
Free to start
25 credits on signup and 20 free credits every day after that, enough for about two full songs a day. Free songs are up to 3 minutes and for personal use.
Diwali prompt ideas
Say who the song is for, the language, the mood and the instruments. For a puja track, name the deity and ask for a steady, singable refrain; for a greeting, put the names and one memory in the description.
- Try: 'Lakshmi aarti in Hindi for Diwali night, temple bells, manjira, harmonium, female lead with family chorus, devotional and steady.'
- Try: 'Happy Diwali song for the Sharma family in Hindi, naming Dadi, Mummy, Papa, Riya and Kabir, warm Bollywood pop, dhol and shehnai, 100 BPM.'
- Try: 'Tamil Deepavali song, தீபாவளி வாழ்த்துகள் in the chorus, nadaswaram and thavil, crackers and new clothes, joyful.'
- Try: 'Telugu Deepavali song for the family WhatsApp group, దీపావళి శుభాకాంక్షలు hook, folk percussion, upbeat.'
- Try: 'Ganesh-Lakshmi vandana, slow sitar and tanpura intro, male vocal, serene, for a Diwali morning video.'
- Try: 'Diwali office party song in Hinglish, bhangra beat, dhol, celebratory, mentions the team name.'
From one song to a week of content
Make the full song first, then cut it to 15, 30, 45 or 60 seconds for Reels and Shorts. On Pro and Creator, Studio lets you re-sing one section, change a verse's words, make a subtle or fresh variation, or remix the song into another style, so a family greeting and a puja track can share one hook.
For a business greeting or a festive ad, you need a commercial licence: Pro, Creator or a single-song licence. More ideas: Diwali and festival videos (/blog/ai-music-for-diwali-and-festival-videos), Indian weddings and festivals (/blog/ai-music-for-indian-weddings-and-festivals), Instagram Reels (/blog/ai-music-for-instagram-reels) and how to make an aarti (/blog/how-to-make-an-aarti-with-ai). Chhath Puja follows soon after Diwali; see /blog/chhath-puja-songs-with-ai-maithili-bhojpuri.
What to expect
A song takes about 2-4 minutes to generate and runs up to 3 minutes on Free and Pro, 5 minutes on Creator. A long aarti sequence or a full chalisa needs Long Forms (Pro and Creator), which builds 7-15 minute pieces verse by verse.
The melody is composed fresh. If you paste the words of a well-known aarti, they are sung as written, but not to the traditional tune note for note. Names are sung the way they are spelled, so spell unusual names the way they sound, and check the vocal before you share it.
Frequently asked questions
Pay once, the song is yours — 0% royalties.
Buy Pro or Creator and every song in your account is yours; or own a single song for ₹9 / US$0.99. Use it commercially anywhere, release it on Spotify, Apple Music and JioSaavn, and keep everything it earns — Autunes takes no royalty. Every song comes with a creation certificate. How ownership works
When is Diwali in 2026?
Diwali falls on Sunday, 8 November 2026, with Lakshmi Puja that evening. A song on Autunes takes about 2-4 minutes to generate, so there is time to try a few versions.
Can I make a Diwali song with my family's names?
Yes. Put the names in your description or lyrics and the song is written and sung around them. Paste your own lyrics if a name's exact spelling matters, and listen before sharing.
Can AI sing the Lakshmi aarti?
Yes. Paste the aarti in Devanagari and it is sung as written with a devotional arrangement. Every finished vocal is transcribed and compared with its lyrics. On Pro and Creator, Auto-Fix (10 credits) re-records only the lines that came out wrong and leaves the rest of the song untouched. The tune is newly composed, not the traditional melody note for note.
Can I make a Deepavali song in Tamil or Telugu?
Yes. Autunes writes and sings Tamil and Telugu in their own scripts, so a தீபாவளி or దీపావళి song is sung in that language, not in transliterated English.
Is it free?
Yes, you can start free. New accounts get 25 credits, then 20 free credits every day after those are used, which is about two full songs a day on Zori5 Turbo (10 credits a song). Zori5.5 XL costs 15 credits and is used on the free plan when you paste your own lyrics. Free songs run up to 3 minutes and are for personal use.
Can I post my Diwali song on YouTube or use it in a shop's ad?
Yes, with a commercial licence. Pro (₹599 for 30 days, about US$7) and Creator (₹2,999 for 30 days, about US$36) include downloads, a commercial licence for YouTube, Instagram and streaming, and creation proof. Without a plan, a single-song licence costs ₹9 in India (priced locally elsewhere, e.g. US$0.99). Free-plan songs are for personal use only. Passes never auto-renew.
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