Independence Day PSD with Lion Capital and Tricolour
A warm saffron poster with a large golden Lion Capital statue at its centre and a tricolour ribbon sweeping across the top. The tall serif headline reads 'It is our Independence Day', with '15 Aug' on the right.
What's in the design
- A golden Lion Capital (Ashoka pillar) statue
- Saffron background with a soft crowd blur and a tricolour ribbon
- Condensed serif headline and a quote about honouring heroes
- Footer with social icons, website and WhatsApp number
Who it suits
Shops, schools, coaching centres, clinics, political and community pages, and agencies that need a 15 August post for a client. It also works for Republic Day (26 January) once you change the date and text.
How to customise it
- Extract the RAR file and open the PSD in Adobe Photoshop.
- Change the headline, the date and the quote. Keep the quote to two or three short lines.
- Replace the website, phone number and social handles in the footer, or delete the footer row if it is a personal greeting.
- Add your logo in a corner. Keep it small and away from the flag.
- Export as JPG at 1080 px wide for Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp status.
Important: the Lion Capital is India's State Emblem. The State Emblem of India (Prohibition of Improper Use) Act, 2005 does not allow it in business ads or next to a company logo. Use this design as a personal greeting, or replace the statue with the Ashoka Chakra, India Gate or a flag before you add a brand.
File details
- File type: Layered PSD (Adobe Photoshop), packed as RAR
- Preview size: 2000 × 2206 px
- Download size: 55 MB
- Includes: PSD file and a preview image
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Free download. Layered Photoshop file. Please read the license before you use it.
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Questions
Can I use the Indian flag in a business post?
A greeting with the flag is common and fine. Follow the Flag Code: don't put your logo or text on the flag itself, don't show it upside down or torn, and don't use it as decoration on products for sale.
How do I open the RAR file?
Use a free tool such as 7-Zip or WinRAR on Windows, or The Unarchiver on Mac. Then open the PSD in Adobe Photoshop.
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