Every layout, with a real use.

Vedic Ivory

A family in Indore sends their daughter's biodata to a priest-recommended match.

Marigold Mandap

Parents share a son's biodata the week before a formal visit at home.

Kalash Crimson

A joint family in Varanasi prepares a printed biodata for the first meeting.

Mangal Border

A bride's parents want every kundali detail on one page they can forward.

Haldi Gold

Used the morning a haldi card and the biodata go out together.

Sindoor Red

A North Indian family that still prints the biodata and files it with the photos.

Tulsi Courtyard

A smaller town family introducing their son to relatives in another city.

Diya Evening

Sent on WhatsApp the evening before the two families meet at a temple.

Havan Saffron

A pandit-led introduction where the biodata is read aloud with the family.

Aipan Lattice

A Kumaoni family that wants the sheet to feel like a wedding card, not a form.

Gujarati Toran

An Ahmedabad family sending their son's biodata before a formal meeting.

Marathi Paithani

A Pune bride's biodata shared with a family that asked for a Marathi introduction.

Rajasthani Bandhani

A Jaipur family that wants the sheet to feel like a bandhani invitation.

Punjabi Phulkari

A Ludhiana family forwarding a daughter's biodata inside the extended family.

Tamil Kolam

A Chennai family sharing a son's biodata with a match from Madurai.

Mysore Silk

A Mysuru family preparing a bride's biodata with room for a full portrait.

Bengali Alpana

A Kolkata family sending a biodata ahead of a drawing-room meeting.

Telugu Kalamkari

A Hyderabad family introducing their son to a family in Vijayawada.

Noor Crescent

A Lucknow family sharing a daughter's biodata before a formal visit.

Madina Green

Parents in Hyderabad sending their son's details to a family they trust.

Nikah Ivory

Used when both families already agree a nikah is worth discussing.

Henna Arch

A bride's biodata written to be read on a phone, then printed for the elders.

Andalus Gold

A formal biodata for a family that wants gold ornament and no clutter.

Ik Onkar

An Amritsar family sharing their daughter's biodata within the sangat.

Khanda Navy

A Chandigarh family sending their son's biodata to another city.

Chapel Cross

A Kochi family preparing a biodata for an introduction after Sunday service.

Ahimsa Lotus

A Palanpur Jain family sending a son's biodata with diet and family tradition clear.

Dharma Wheel

A Ladakhi family sharing a biodata with relatives arranging a meeting.

Royal Maroon Arch

A wedding biodata that should look like a palace invitation, not a résumé.

Jaipur Palace

For a family that prints the biodata on card and hands it across the table.

Mysore Gold Leaf

A formal South Indian biodata with a gold rule and a quiet portrait.

Jali Screen

A long biodata that still needs to feel composed when every section is filled.

Rajwada Emerald

Used by a family that wants the sheet to survive being printed and framed.

Ivory Monogram

A restrained luxury biodata for a family that dislikes floral clip-art.

Rose Watercolor

A bride's biodata that feels like a garden invitation.

Jasmine Night

Sent at night on WhatsApp, still readable when someone prints it.

Marigold Field

A festive biodata for a family that decorates with marigolds, not gold foil.

Lotus Pond

A calm floral sheet for a family that wants softness without looking childish.

Bougainvillea

A coastal family in Goa sharing a daughter's biodata with colour and air.

Pressed Fern

A modern botanical biodata for someone who asked for flowers, not a mandap.

Clean Sans

A couple who want a biodata their friends can read on a phone in one minute.

Editorial Column

Reads like a magazine profile and still carries the family details elders expect.

Soft Grid

A tidy grid for a family that hates decoration and hates missing fields more.

Ink Line

Black rules and a lot of type, for a biodata that will be printed in an office.

Studio Card

Looks like a studio calling card, with the full biodata underneath.

Quiet Serif

A literary biodata for someone whose family still wants every traditional field.

Full Portrait

The photograph leads. Used when the family asked to see the person first.

Photo Banner

A wide portrait band, then the details, for a biodata shared as a screenshot.

Polaroid Stack

Feels like photographs on a table. For a family that leads with pictures.

Split Portrait

Portrait on one side, the life on the other, for a long biodata that still shows the face.

ATS Classic

A software engineer pasting this into Naukri and a company career site.

ATS Navy

A bank exam candidate who also needs a one-column CV for campus placement.

ATS Charcoal

An operations manager applying through an applicant tracking system.

ATS Serif

A content lead who wants a readable one-column CV, not a designed poster.

ATS Compact

Someone with a short career who still needs every line to parse as text.

ATS Ruled

A project coordinator sending the same file to five company portals.

ATS Ledger

An accountant whose CV has to survive copy-paste into a form.

ATS Plain

The safest CV in the catalog: one column, real text, no sidebar.

Slate Sidebar

A marketing manager who wants skills visible without breaking the story.

Forest Sidebar

A sustainability consultant with a long project list.

Wine Sidebar

A brand lead applying to consumer companies.

Sand Sidebar

An HR generalist who needs certifications and tools in one glance.

Ink Sidebar

A consultant who presents this PDF in the room, not only online.

Photo Sidebar

A customer-facing role where the employer asked for a photograph.

Rail Sidebar

A product designer putting tools in a rail and the work in the main column.

Split Sidebar

A two-column CV for someone with as many skills as jobs.

Board Brief

A chief operating officer sending a one-glance brief to a board search firm.

Executive Brief

A VP of engineering who wants the last three roles, not a student layout.

Ivory Executive

A director applying for a role where the CV is printed and left on a table.

Navy Rule

A plant head whose career is a sequence of P&L roles.

Letterhead

A director who wants the CV to feel like a letter from their office.

Quiet Executive

A general manager who asked for no colour and no decoration.

Studio

A graphic designer applying to studios that judge the CV itself.

Poster

An art director who needs a CV that can sit beside a portfolio.

Editorial

A magazine editor whose CV should read like a contents page.

Colour Block

A campaign designer who still needs the jobs to be readable.

Type Specimen

A typographer applying with a CV that is mostly type, set carefully.

Soft Creative

An illustrator sending a CV to a children's publisher.

System Grid

A backend engineer applying to product companies.

Terminal

A DevOps engineer who wants a technical CV that is still a document.

Systems

An engineering manager explaining teams, not only tools.

Docs

A technical writer whose CV should be as clear as their docs.

Compact Stack

A full-stack developer with many short projects.

Campus

A final-year computer science student applying for a first job.

Internship

A student looking for a summer internship with projects and no fake seniority.

Project First

A bootcamp graduate whose projects matter more than job titles.

First Job

A graduate with one internship and a clear education block.

MBA Fresher

An MBA with internships and case projects, not ten years of work.

Gulf Nurse

A nurse applying to a Dubai hospital that asked for a photo and personal details.

Gulf Accountant

An accountant sending a CV to a firm in Doha, with photo and family details.

Photo Right

An Indian corporate CV where the employer expects a photograph on the right.

Hospitality

A hotel supervisor applying in the Gulf, photo and languages up front.

Personal Details

A government-style CV with a personal block, used for PSU and campus forms.

Academic

A PhD applying for a faculty job, with research before hobbies.

Resident

A medical resident applying to a hospital programme.

Chambers

A lawyer sending a CV to a chambers, matters and courts included.

Faculty

A school teacher applying to another school, subjects and years clear.

Swiss Mono

One typeface, black and white, for someone who asked for no colour at all.

Mono Letter

A black-and-white letter for a role that will be printed on a photocopier.

Mono Index

A dense one-column index of work, still one type family.

Kirana Counter

A neighbourhood kirana that wants one sheet for suppliers and for WhatsApp.

Boutique Rack

A clothing boutique sending a sheet to a landlord and to wholesale vendors.

Mobile Counter

A mobile repair shop that shares this when a customer asks for the GST details.

Cafe Card

A small cafe that uses one sheet as a menu, an about, and a visiting card.

Thali House

A thali restaurant introducing itself to a catering client.

Cloud Kitchen

A cloud kitchen that needs a sheet for delivery partners and for landlords.

Salon Chair

A neighbourhood salon sharing services and timings on WhatsApp.

Bridal Makeup

A bridal makeup artist sending a sheet before a trial.

Barber Shop

A barber shop introducing the chairs, the hours, and the owner.

Dental Clinic

A dental clinic that hands this to a new patient and to a landlord.

Ayurveda Clinic

An ayurveda clinic explaining the doctor, the therapies, and the address.

Physio Studio

A physiotherapy studio sharing this with a gym that wants to refer patients.

CA Firm

A chartered accountant sending a one-page introduction to a new company.

Tax Desk

A tax consultant who attaches this when a client asks who they are.

Startup Advisor

An advisor who works with first-time founders and needs a plain introduction.

Broker Card

A property broker who sends this before a site visit.

Site Visit

A site-visit sheet for a family that asked for the broker's details in writing.

Rental Desk

A rental desk that shares this with owners listing a flat.

Wedding Photo

A wedding photographer sending a sheet with the person, the cities, and the offer.

Portrait Studio

A portrait studio introducing packages to a school and a family.

Event Film

An event filmmaker who attaches this when a venue asks for a profile.

Tuition Class

A tuition teacher sending this to parents who asked what she teaches.

IELTS Batch

An IELTS coach introducing a batch to students on Instagram.

Coding Batch

A small coding class for school students, explained on one sheet.

Textile Unit

A textile unit sending this to a buyer who asked for a company profile.

Spice Trader

A spice trader introducing the firm to a retailer in another state.

Hardware Supply

A hardware supplier who emails this instead of a ten-page profile.

Design Studio

A freelance designer who needs a sheet that is not a CV and not a website.

Social Agency

A two-person social media agency introducing itself to a restaurant.

Dev Freelancer

A freelance developer sending a one-page profile before a contract.