About MakeMyBiodata

A marriage biodata is the first thing a family shares about someone — with relatives, with brokers, in WhatsApp groups. It deserves to look like it was made with care, not typed into a blank document at midnight.

MakeMyBiodata exists to make that easy. Fill in your details, choose from 30+ designs, and download something print-ready in a few minutes. There is no account to create and nothing to install.

Built for every community

Most biodata tools assume one set of customs. Ours does not. There are templates drawn for Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Sikh and Jain families — deity emblems, mihrab arches, olive and lily borders, the Khanda, the Ahimsa palm — alongside temple, royal, floral and minimal styles that carry no religious marking at all.

Every field is yours to change. Rename a label, reorder a row, hide anything you would rather not share, add something we did not think of. Families follow different conventions, and the tool should bend to yours rather than the other way round.

In your language

Available in English, Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada — with the section titles and field labels translated, not just the interface.

How we make money

Building and previewing a biodata is free. You pay a single small fee, once, only when you download it without a watermark — from ₹39. There is no subscription and no upsell afterwards. Payment is by UPI through Razorpay, and we never see your payment details. The pricing page lists exactly what each plan includes.

Your details

A biodata holds personal information about a real person, so it is treated that way. Photos and field values are encrypted at rest, and you can ask us to delete a record at any time. See our privacy policy and security page for the specifics.

Editorial standards

The guides on this site — community formats, horoscope fields, what to write in each section — are written and reviewed by the same small team that builds the product. We do not publish under invented author names or borrowed credentials.

Three rules govern what goes on a page:

Community conventions are stated only where we are confident of them.Where a community's specific practice is uncertain, the page falls back to the widely shared fields — gotra, native place, kuldevi — instead of inventing a custom. A wrong field is worse than a general one, because the families reading it notice immediately.
Figures are cited to their original source. Where a page states a statistic, it links the survey or standard it came from, not a summary of it. Pages carrying figures show a Sources section.
Every page has to earn its place. We do not publish a page that has nothing of its own to say — no page here exists solely to repeat another one with a word swapped.

Each guide shows when it was published and when it was last revised. We update that date when the content actually changes, not to look recent. Found something wrong? Tell us and we will correct it.

Who builds it

MakeMyBiodata is built and operated by ManaStudio. Questions, problems or requests: manastudioofficial@gmail.com, or through the contact form.

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Built for every community

How we make money

Editorial standards

Three rules govern what goes on a page:

Community conventions are stated only where we are confident of them.Where a community's specific practice is uncertain, the page falls back to the widely shared fields — gotra, native place, kuldevi — instead of inventing a custom. A wrong field is worse than a general one, because the families reading it notice immediately.

Figures are cited to their original source. Where a page states a statistic, it links the survey or standard it came from, not a summary of it. Pages carrying figures show a Sources section.

Every page has to earn its place. We do not publish a page that has nothing of its own to say — no page here exists solely to repeat another one with a word swapped.

Each guide shows when it was published and when it was last revised. We update that date when the content actually changes, not to look recent. Found something wrong? Tell us and we will correct it.