Fill in what you have and download a finished one-page marriage biodata as a PDF, in the format families actually exchange. Every field is optional — blank rows are left out of the document rather than printed empty, so you can come back and add more later.
Nothing you type here is stored. The PDF is built once and the details are discarded with it. There is no account and no database behind this page. What to write in each section.
Name the institution. "MBA" tells a family nothing; "MBA, Symbiosis Pune" answers three questions at once.
Leave anything blank that your family does not use — blank rows are dropped from the PDF, not printed empty.
Families read this section before they read about you.
Write about what you actually do rather than a list of adjectives. Specific beats flattering, and it is the only part that sounds like a person.
Usually a parent’s number for traditional families and your own for professionals.
Fill in at least one field to download.
Name, date and place of birth, height, education, profession and an income range, religion, community and gotra, a short personal description, family members with their occupations, partner preferences, and contact details. Many families also include rashi, nakshatra and manglik status.
One page, or two at most. Families read dozens, and anything longer gets skimmed — usually losing the family and education sections, which are the ones that matter most.
Yes, completely, with no account and no watermark across the page. There is one small line at the foot of the document saying where it was made, the way any document generator does.
No. The fields are sent, the PDF is built once in memory, and everything is discarded with the response. Nothing is written to any database, and there is no account to attach it to.
A range is normal on Indian biodata and families expect it. A precise figure is not necessary and invites negotiation; honesty about the range is, because it comes up at the first family conversation anyway.
PDF, so the layout survives WhatsApp, named with your name so it is findable in a family group. This tool produces exactly that.
Not sure of your rashi or nakshatra? Find them free from your birth details, or read what to put in each section.