The entire country is celebrating the 78th Independence Day today (August 15). On this occasion, people hoist the national flag and even extend their greetings to friends and family. While it is always a good idea to wish someone in person, that's not always possible. This is where the social media platforms and messaging platforms come in handy, and they are already abuzz with patriotic posts and messages.

While you can always download pre-made WhatsApp stickers and send them to your friends and family, if you want to be a little creative and different, AI-image-generating tools can help. AI tools can also create emoticons, posts and quotes that you can share to wish the Independence Day.

Use Meta AI on WhatsApp, Facebook and other Meta platforms

The easiest way to create AI-generated images is to use Meta AI.

Open WhatsApp, Facebook or Instagram.

Tap on the Meta AI logo (looks like a circle in a Blue-ish colour)

Enter the prompt (Eg: Create an image for India’s 78th Independence Day or Write a wish quote for India Independence Day).

Meta AI will generate the image or quote based on your command. You can also refine your command to get better results.

Microsoft Copilot

Microsoft Copilot also comes with an AI image-generating feature. Access Copilot on your PC via the dedicated copilot button, or on your phone via the dedicated app or web and enter the command. Meta AI will generate some images, posts and even emoticons for you.

Google Gemini

Google Gemini also supports image creation. Head to gemini.google.com and enter the prompts mentioned above. That’s it you’ll get your image, emoticons and posts for Independence Day.

Sending the posts and images

It is important to understand that these images, posts, etc will be generated within the respective platforms that you are using. So, save them first on your phone or PC and then send them like a normal image or text messages on Facebook, WhatsApp, Snapchat, etc.

Disclaimer: These images and posts will be AI-generated. Keep in mind that AI can make mistakes.