A marriage biodata your family would be glad to hand over.

About this marriage biodata maker

A marriage biodata is a one-page document that introduces a person and their family to another family considering a match, carrying a photograph, personal and horoscope details, family details and what is hoped for in a partner. It is not the job biodata an employer or a school office asks for — that is a different document, and none of these rows appear on it.

This editor opens on a complete biodata in English, Hindi or Marathi, so there is no blank page and no guessing at what the rows should be called. You replace the details with your own by clicking on them. Every row label is editable text rather than fixed interface wording, which is the point of starting from a finished document: "Height" can become "उंची" in the words your own family actually uses, and a row your community does not use can simply go.

The conventional blocks are all present from the first visit. There is a photograph slot, the personal rows — date, time and place of birth, height, complexion, blood group — and the horoscope rows a family will look for: gotra, rashi, nakshatra and manglik. Below those sit the family details and the paragraph about what is hoped for in a match. The panel beside the page keeps a completeness checklist rather than a score, naming the blocks you have not filled in yet instead of grading the ones you have.

Six of PaperKit's templates are drawn for a biodata rather than adapted from a resume — Portrait, Panchang, Patrika, Vachan, Rangoli and Ganga — and they differ in where the photograph sits and how heavily the page is ruled, framed or printed. Portrait leads with a large photo beside the name; Panchang rules its headings the way a printed biodata does; Patrika is a cream card with a gold double rule; Vachan frames the whole page in gold with the rows centred under a serif that carries Devanagari properly; Rangoli runs a terracotta rangoli border across the head of the page with the portrait full width beneath it; and Ganga is the quiet one, handmade khadi paper and an arched portrait with no gold anywhere. Switching between them carries your content across untouched. The Devanagari font is bundled with the site and used by the PDF renderer itself, so a Hindi or Marathi biodata prints as real text rather than as empty boxes or a picture of the page.

The download is a one-page PDF with selectable text. It costs nothing on all six templates, needs no account and carries no watermark, so there is no point at which a finished biodata becomes unavailable to you. There is nothing to buy here and nothing renews on its own. That matters more here than on most documents, because a biodata is made to be forwarded: an image of a page is unreadable after a few forwards, cannot be printed for a family meeting, and cannot be found again by searching for a name. Your draft is saved in your own browser and nowhere else, and PaperKit has no document database that could hold it.

Who this is for

• Anyone writing their own biodata for a marriage proposal, in English, Hindi or Marathi.
• Parents or a relative preparing a biodata on someone's behalf, who want the traditional rows present and correctly labelled.
• Families whose horoscope rows matter — gotra, rashi, nakshatra and manglik are on the page from the first visit rather than something to add.
• Anyone who was asked for a biodata by an employer or an office rather than for a marriage: that is the job biodata, and it is a separate maker on this site.

Common questions

Can I make a marriage biodata in Hindi or Marathi?

PaperKit's biodata maker ships complete starting documents in English, Hindi and Marathi, and every row label is editable text rather than fixed interface wording. The Devanagari font is bundled with the site and used by the PDF renderer, so a Hindi or Marathi biodata prints as real selectable text instead of empty boxes.

What rows belong on a marriage biodata?

A marriage biodata conventionally carries seven blocks: a photograph and name, the personal rows (date, time and place of birth, height, complexion, blood group), the horoscope rows (gotra, rashi, nakshatra, manglik), education and profession, family details, what is hoped for in a partner, and a contact line. Which of those a family uses varies — a family that does not exchange horoscopes has no use for a third of the rows, and deleting them is expected rather than a defect.

How is a marriage biodata different from a job biodata?

A marriage biodata introduces a person and their family to another family considering a match, so it carries gotra, rashi, nakshatra, manglik, family details and partner expectations. A job biodata is the one-page sheet an employer, a school office or a government-adjacent form asks for, and it carries a passport photograph, parents' names, date of birth, education with years and marks, and a signed declaration. No employer asks for a rashi, and no family asks for a declaration. PaperKit makes both, free and with no account.

Is the biodata PDF free, and does it carry a watermark?

The biodata PDF is free to download with no account, no card and no watermark, in all three languages and on all six templates, so there is no step at which a finished biodata becomes unavailable to you. There is no premium tier in the marriage biodata maker and nothing to unlock at the download step, and no PaperKit PDF carries a watermark.