Free Marriage Biodata Maker

How to make a marriage biodata

1. Fill in your details. Start with your name and birth details, then education, work and family. Leave out anything you don't want to share: empty fields don't appear.
2. Add a photo. A clear, recent photo with a plain background works best. It is cropped to the 3:4 shape families expect.
3. Pick a design. Your details show on every design as you type, so switch until one feels right.
4. Download and share. Get an A4 PDF for printing, or an image that opens straight away on WhatsApp.

What to put in a marriage biodata

A biodata is a one-page introduction that families exchange before they talk. Most have these parts, in this order:

• Personal details: name, date, time and place of birth, height, complexion, marital status, religion, caste, mother tongue and diet.
• Horoscope details: rashi, nakshatra, gotra and manglik status, if your family matches horoscopes. Leave them out if not.
• Education and career: highest qualification, what you do, where you work, and income if you are comfortable sharing it.
• Family details: parents' names and occupations, brothers and sisters, family type and native place.
• About you and what you are looking for: two or three honest lines each.
• Contact details: who to call, usually a parent, with a phone number.

Biodata format for a boy and for a girl

The parts are the same for both. For a boy's biodata, families usually look first at education, work and income, so fill those in clearly, along with the city you work in. For a girl's biodata, many families now lead with her education and career too. Use the Add a detail links to add anything the form doesn't have, such as a blood group, a visa status or hobbies.

With a photo or without?

A biodata with a good photo usually gets a reply sooner. If your family prefers to share photos only later, leave it out; every design looks complete without one.

Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Sikh and Jain biodata

Pick the line at the top that suits your family: Shri Ganeshaya Namah or Shubh Vivah for Hindu families, Bismillah for Muslim families, Ik Onkar for Sikh families, Jai Jinendra for Jain families, or a blessing for Christian families. You can also type your own line, or have none. Fields you don't use, such as rashi or gotra, simply stay off the page.

Your details stay on your phone

A biodata holds birth details, phone numbers and family names. This maker builds the biodata inside your browser, and nothing you type or upload is sent to FreeMarriage. A copy is saved on your own device so you can edit it later; use Clear the form to remove it.

Frequently asked questions

Is this marriage biodata maker free?

Yes. Making and downloading your biodata is free, with no sign-up and no watermark.

Can I make a biodata on my mobile?

Yes. The maker works in your phone's browser with no app to install. On a phone, scroll down to see the preview and the download buttons.

Can I download it in Word format?

Not yet. You get a PDF, which prints well and opens on any phone or computer, or an image. To change something, edit the form and download again.

How long should a marriage biodata be?

One page. Families read biodatas on their phones, so keep the about-me and expectations parts to a few lines.

Can I edit my biodata later?

Yes, on the same phone or computer: the form remembers what you typed. Change anything and download again.

How do I send my biodata on WhatsApp?

Download the image or the PDF and send it like any photo or document. On many phones the Share button sends it straight to WhatsApp.

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