Festival Pack example output generated by Doodle AI — A real run of this skill. The input is a synthetic portrait, not a customer photo.

The photo used as input for Festival Pack — A real run of this skill. The input is a synthetic portrait, not a customer photo.

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Festival Pack

6 festive Indian celebration scenes from one photo

Use this skill

Your photo: Required
Output: 6 images, square 1:1
Category: packs
Cost: 6 credits

festivals
indian
seasonal

What it does

What you get back

Creates six individual square doodle images from a single photo. Each image places the same recognizable character in a distinct Indian festival scene (Diwali, Holi, Raksha Bandhan, Onam, Pongal, New Year) with culturally accurate motifs, clothing, and palettes — designed for WhatsApp stickers, Instagram stories, and seasonal greeting cards.

When the agent picks it

Use when the user wants a festival photo set, Indian celebration pack, or multiple festive versions of the same person from a photo.

The full skill file

Every skill is one SKILL.md — this is the exact file the agent reads.

src/mastra/skills/festival-pack/SKILL.md

Festival Pack

Turn one uploaded photo into 6 separate square doodle images — the same character celebrating six different Indian festivals, each its own image file.

When this is the right skill

Pick this skill when the user wants:

A festival-themed photo set of themselves
Indian celebration versions (Diwali, Holi, Raksha Bandhan, etc.)
Seasonal greeting images for WhatsApp or social sharing
“Make me a festival pack” or “Diwali avatar” or “Holi version of me”
Multiple festive looks of the same person

Do NOT use this for a single festival scene (use normal doodle with a theme hint instead), for expressions/reactions (use expression-sheet), or for seasonal weather scenes (use seasonal-pack).

What to draw

Six separate 1:1 images, each a head-and-shoulders-to-waist naive marker-and-ink doodle of the same person in a festival scene:

Diwali — diyas/oil lamps, rangoli, marigold garlands, warm amber night glow, festive kurta or saree
Holi — bright dry colour powder clouds, white clothing stained with colour, water balloons, sunny daytime energy
Raksha Bandhan — rakhi thread being tied on a wrist, sweets on a thali, sibling warmth, soft indoor light
Onam — Kerala setting, pookalam flower carpet, white-and-gold kasavu clothing, banana leaf and boat motifs
Pongal — Tamil harvest, clay pot boiling over with rice, sugarcane, kolam floor pattern, sunny outdoors
New Year — fireworks, confetti, sparklers, midnight sky, party outfit

Character consistency is paramount: hairstyle, face shape, skin tone, and accessories are identical across all six. Only the festival layer (clothing details, palette, background, motifs) changes.

Cultural accuracy matters — motifs are never mixed between festivals, and no deities are depicted.

How to run it

Confirm a photo is attached. If none is available, ask the user to attach one.
Call generateDoodle with skill: "festival" and the uploaded photo as imageUrl.
Pass refImageUrl when the message includes a separate style reference.
The tool returns SIX separate images (one per festival). Cost: 6 credits (1 per image).
Report the result briefly; the app renders all six images in a grid.

Following up

Offer to regenerate a specific festival the user dislikes, suggest pairing with the expression-sheet skill for a complete sticker set, or recommend the seasonal-pack for weather-based scenes instead.