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How to make a marriage biodata here
- Choose the language, design and photo. Traditional has a double border, Modern a coloured band at the top, and Simple is black text only. Add a line at the top (such as ॥ श्री गणेशाय नमः ॥) if you want one, or type your own.
- Fill in the details. The preview on the right (below on a phone) updates as you type. Anything left empty is simply left out, and "Add your own line" lets you add any other detail.
- Download the PDF. Tap "Download PDF" and choose Save as PDF in the print window. Share the PDF on WhatsApp or print it.
Everything is saved automatically, only on your phone, so you can come back and change it any time.
What to include in a biodata
| Section | Details usually given |
|---|---|
| Personal details | Name, date, time and place of birth, height, education, job or business |
| Horoscope details | Rashi, nakshatra, nadi, gan, devak/kuldevta, manglik (only if you want) |
| Family details | Parents' names and occupations, brothers and sisters, maternal uncle, relatives, native place |
| Contact | Contact person (for example the father), mobile number, address |
| Expectations | A few words about the partner you are looking for |
Keep the biodata to one page. Clear, honest details make a better impression than a long list.
What the horoscope terms mean
- Rashi: the zodiac sign the Moon was in at the time of birth (for example Mesh, Vrishabh).
- Nakshatra: the Moon's lunar mansion at birth (one of 27, for example Rohini).
- Nadi and gan: points compared when matching horoscopes (nadi: Adi, Madhya, Antya; gan: Dev, Manushya, Rakshas).
- Devak / kuldevta: the family deity; many Maharashtrian families ask about the devak when arranging a marriage.
- Manglik: whether the horoscope has Mangal dosh.
Take these from your horoscope or an astrologer. Whether to include them is entirely your family's choice, which is why this section is switched off at first.
Tips for the photo and your privacy
- Use a recent, clear photo with a plain background and your face well lit. Avoid heavy filters.
- The full address and income are optional. If the biodata will reach people you don't know, the city and a contact person's number are enough.
- Share the PDF with people you know. Biodatas get forwarded widely, so think about what personal details you include.
- Never put Aadhaar, PAN or bank details on a biodata.
Frequently asked questions
Is this biodata maker really free?
Yes. There is no sign-up and no watermark, and you can download the PDF as often as you like.
Can I make the biodata in both Marathi and English?
Yes. Change "Biodata language" and all the headings switch to that language. Type the details again in the same language and download a second PDF.
How do I download the PDF on my phone?
Tap "Download PDF". In the print window that opens, choose Save as PDF (on Android it is in the printer list; on iPhone, share the preview and choose Save to Files).
Where are my details saved?
Only on this phone, in this browser. They are never sent to our server. To move them to another phone, use "Download backup" at the bottom of the page and "Restore backup" on the other phone.
Do I have to give horoscope details?
No. Many families do, but it is entirely your choice. Unless you tick "Show horoscope details on the biodata", they don't appear on it.