
How to use it in Figma, even if you have never used Figma
Four steps. You do not need to draw anything, and a free Figma account is enough.



Fill

Export
- Press Copy to FigmaClick the button on this page. The design is copied, like text you copy with Ctrl + C.
- Paste it in FigmaOpen Figma, open any file and press Ctrl + V (Cmd + V on Mac). You get real, editable layers.
- Make it yoursDouble-click a text to type your own words. Click a shape and change its color under Fill. Drag your own photo onto an image box.
- Export itClick the design. In the right panel, scroll to Export, choose PNG, JPG, SVG or PDF, then click Export.
Tip: install the free Google Fonts used in the design (the name shows when you click a text) so the text looks the same on your computer.
This Republic Day social media template is a square post with a bright, cheerful scene. A child runs across a flower field holding the Indian flag under a blue sky. It is free to copy.
A festival post works when it feels warm and is easy to read. This one uses a bright sky and a field of flowers to set a happy tone, and the large number draws the eye straight to the occasion. The text sits in the open sky, away from the busy flowers, so it stays clear. It is easy for a small team to update.
What you get
- A square canvas with a blue sky, soft clouds and a field of colourful flowers
- A large "77th" number with "Happy Republic Day Of India" beside it
- A short line about unity, freedom and a stronger nation
- A white logo placeholder in the top left corner
- A rounded contact bar with phone, email and website
How to use it in Figma
Press copy on this page and paste into Figma with Ctrl or Cmd + V. Update the number if you reuse it in a later year, change the message and add your logo. Export the frame once you have checked all the text.
Best for
- Schools, colleges and coaching centres
- Local shops and service businesses
- Community groups and residents associations
- Social media managers with a festival calendar
Customisation tips
- Change the year number first. It is easy to miss.
- Keep the message to two lines so it sits cleanly over the flowers.
- Want a more formal look? Try the Independence Day post template. Browse all festival designs in Social Media Assets.


