Navratri Stickers

Maa Durga, garba and dandiya, the garbo, kalash and aarti, and greetings in English, Hindi and Gujarati for the nine nights, each drawn for HubToolify with a clean white border so it works on any chat, photo or poster. 47 stickers to download as PNG, SVG or WebP with HubToolify Pro.

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Navratri, "nine nights", is the autumn festival of the goddess Durga, celebrated in the lunar month of Ashvin, usually in late September or October, and ending with Dussehra (Vijayadashami) on the tenth day. On the first day a kalash is installed with sprouting barley (ghatasthapana), and each night the goddess is worshipped with aarti and her nine forms, the Navadurga, are honoured one by one. In Gujarat and across the world the nights are danced: garba in circles around the garbo, a clay pot with a lamp shining through its holes, and dandiya raas with pairs of decorated sticks. In Bengal the same days are Durga Puja, when the goddess is welcomed in pandals.

This pack follows the nine nights: Maa Durga in a portrait and riding her lion, her trishul, the kalash, diya, aarti thali, temple bells and a basket of offerings, a Durga Puja pandal, garba and dandiya dancers in chaniya choli and kediyu, the garbo, dhol, dandiya sticks, jewellery, a marigold toran, rangoli and lotus, and greetings such as Happy Navratri, शुभ नवरात्रि (Shubh Navratri) in Hindi, જય માતાજી (Jai Mataji) in Gujarati and Jai Mata Di.

Ways to use them

Send them in WhatsApp, Telegram or Signal as a transparent PNG or WebP.
Drop them onto garba night invitations, reels, stories and posters.
Recolour the garba, dandiya, decoration and greeting stickers with a colour theme; the devotional stickers keep their traditional colours.
Print the SVG on labels, return gifts and prasad boxes; the white border is a real vector cut line.

Questions

Do I need HubToolify Pro to download these Navratri stickers?

Yes. Anyone can browse and preview every sticker. Downloading PNG, SVG and WebP files, the full-pack ZIP, copying a sticker and exporting from the Sticker Creator are part of HubToolify Pro, as for every sticker pack. As a Pro member you can use the stickers in personal and commercial projects such as messages, social posts, cards and packaging, but not resell them as a sticker pack of your own. See the licence for the details.

Are the Hindi and Gujarati greetings spelled correctly?

Yes. शुभ नवरात्रि (Shubh Navratri) and જય માતાજી (Jai Mataji) are set from the open-licence Baloo 2 and Baloo Bhai 2 typefaces with a real text-shaping engine, so conjuncts such as त्र and vowel signs such as ि are formed as they should be, and then turned into vector outlines. The SVG needs no font.

Why can I not change the colours of Maa Durga?

The devotional stickers (Maa Durga, the trishul, kalash, diya, aarti thali, bells, offerings and the pandal) keep the colours they were drawn in, such as the goddess's red saree and golden crown. You can still change their size, background and white border. Every other sticker can take a colour theme.

What is in the pack ZIP?

PNG at 256, 512 and 1024 px (or the one size you pick), WebP, the SVG masters, the source artwork without its border, a JSON manifest of every sticker, a preview sheet and the creation record. SVG files carry "© 2026 HubToolify. All rights reserved." in their metadata.

Are there animated Navratri stickers with my own words?

Yes. The Animated group has 15 looping Navratri stickers, each with its greeting on a banner, plaque or scroll that stays still while the rest moves. As a Pro member you can type your own words: they are set in the same lettering in every frame, and the animated WebP, GIF or APNG is made again with them in your browser, without uploading anything.