Free VCF to CSV converter
Open any .vcf (vCard) contact file and convert it to a clean CSV you can open in Excel or Google Sheets, or import into a CRM.
- 100% in your browser — never uploaded
- vCard 2.1, 3.0 & 4.0
- Free, no signup
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How it works
Your address book never leaves your device
01
Export your contacts
From iCloud.com or the iPhone Contacts app, Google Contacts (Export → vCard), or an Android phone-transfer backup — they all produce a .vcf file.
02
Drop it here
JavaScript parses the vCards locally — names, emails, phones, addresses, and more. No upload, no server, no copy of your contacts anywhere.
03
Download the CSV
One clean spreadsheet row per contact, ready for Excel, Google Sheets, a CRM import, or Google Contacts' CSV import.
What's a .vcf file?
A .vcf file is a vCard — the standard format for exchanging contact cards. You get one when you export contacts from an iPhone or iCloud, download your address book from Google Contacts, move contacts off an Android phone, or receive someone's card from an email signature. One file can hold a single contact or your entire address book.
The catch: spreadsheets and most CRMs don't read vCards. Converting to CSV gives you a format that Excel and Google Sheets open natively, that CRM importers expect, and that Google Contacts and Outlook can import back — so CSV is the practical bridge whenever contacts need to move between systems.
FAQ
How do I open a .vcf file in Excel?
Excel can't read vCards directly — convert first. Drop your .vcf file here, click “Download CSV”, and open that file in Excel or Google Sheets. The CSV includes a UTF-8 byte-order mark, so accented names and non-Latin scripts display correctly instead of turning into garbled characters.
Can one .vcf file contain multiple contacts?
Yes — a single .vcf file can hold any number of contacts, each wrapped in its own BEGIN:VCARD … END:VCARD block. iCloud and Google Contacts both export your whole address book as one file. This converter reads them all, and you can also drop several .vcf files at once to merge them into one CSV.
Which vCard versions are supported?
vCard 2.1 (old Nokia/Outlook exports, including quoted-printable encoding), 3.0 (the most common — iPhone, iCloud, Google Contacts), and 4.0 (RFC 6350). Names, emails, phones, organization, title, addresses, birthday, URLs, and notes are extracted from all three.
Is my contact list uploaded anywhere?
No. The file is parsed by JavaScript running locally in your browser and never leaves your device. You can load this page, go offline, and the converter still works. Nothing is stored — reload the page and it's gone.
Will contact photos convert to CSV?
No — CSV is a plain-text format, so embedded photos can't be carried over. The converter skips photo data and tells you how many photos were skipped. Everything text-based (names, emails, phones, addresses, notes) converts fine.
Can I import the CSV into Google Contacts or Outlook?
Yes. In Google Contacts choose Import → select the CSV. In Outlook use File → Open & Export → Import/Export → “Comma Separated Values” and map the columns. The column layout (First Name, Last Name, Email 1, Phone 1, …) is designed to map cleanly in both.
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