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SMS Template Generator

Get a ready SMS template for DLT registration in seconds. Choose the use case, add your brand name and copy plain-text templates with {#var#} placeholders, a sample message and the SMS count.

17 ready templatesGSM-safe text{#var#} placeholdersFree, no sign-up

Quick Answer

A DLT SMS template is the fixed text you register with the operators, with {#var#} in place of every value that changes, such as a name, amount or OTP. Pick a use case below, enter your brand name and copy a GSM-safe template that fits in as few SMS as possible, plus a filled sample message.

Generate your template

1. What is the message for?

2. Choose a version

    DLT template

    Sample message

    Length

    0characters (sample)
    1SMS (sample)
    1SMS (30-char values)
    0variables
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    How to use the SMS template generator

    1. Pick the use case

      OTP, order update, delivery, appointment, payment reminder or offer, then a version that fits.

    2. Add your brand

      Your brand name is placed in the text and cleaned of characters that would make the SMS Unicode.

    3. Copy the template

      Copy it exactly into your DLT portal as a new content template in the suggested category.

    4. Test a message

      Open it in the DLT template checker to confirm a real message matches before you send.

    Tips for templates that get approved

    • Name the sender: start or end with your brand name so the customer knows who wrote.
    • Use {#var#} only for parts that change; keep the rest as fixed text.
    • Each {#var#} carries up to 30 characters - split long values such as addresses.
    • Write Rs. instead of the rupee sign and straight quotes instead of curly ones to stay in plain GSM text.
    • Keep offers out of service templates; register marketing text as promotional.
    • Whitelist every link domain and call-back number used in the message for your header.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    {#var#} marks a variable: a part of the message that changes every time, such as a customer name, order number, amount or OTP. Everything else in the template must stay exactly the same when you send.

    Banks and financial institutions register OTPs as Transactional. Other businesses register OTP templates as Service Implicit. The generator shows the suggested category for each use case.

    Yes. Treat it as a starting point and change the wording to suit your business. Keep it plain GSM text and check the final version with the DLT template checker.

    The rupee sign is not part of the GSM-7 alphabet, so one rupee sign turns the SMS into Unicode with 70 characters per SMS instead of 160, which can double the cost.

    No. Every template is reviewed by the operator on its DLT portal. These templates follow the usual rules, which helps, but approval is decided by the operator.

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