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CSV to vCard converter

Convert a contact CSV to a vCard .vcf file — names, email, and phone in one download. Free, no sign-in.

What is CSV to vCard conversion?

CSV to vCard conversion reads a contact spreadsheet and writes a .vcf file: one vCard per row, with a formatted name, email, phone, organization, and address. Use this free converter to paste or drop a CSV, adjust the column mapping, and download contacts for a phone or address book. Nothing is uploaded.

What you can do here

Turn a contact spreadsheet into a vCard file.

  1. CSV to vCard: One row becomes one vCard, written into a single .vcf download.

  2. Column mapping: Headers such as Email and Phone are suggested. Override any field before export.

  3. Names, phones, and addresses: FN and N, voice and mobile numbers, organization, title, and a home address.

  4. Copy or download: Copy the vCard text or save contacts.vcf for a phone or address book.

How to convert CSV to vCard

Three steps from a spreadsheet to a .vcf file.

  1. Paste or drop the CSV

    Use a header row. Comma, tab, semicolon, and pipe files are detected.

  2. Check the column mapping

    Confirm name, email, and phone. Skip columns that are not contact fields.

  3. Download the .vcf

    Import contacts.vcf into a phone, Google Contacts, or Apple Contacts.

Tips for a clean vCard file

So address books do not drop rows.
  • 01

    Keep a real header

    First Name and Email map themselves. A sheet with no header cannot tell a phone from a city.

  • 02

    Put mobile in its own column

    A header that says Mobile becomes TEL;TYPE=CELL. A general Phone column becomes a voice number.

  • 03

    Quote cells that contain commas

    Street names such as "12, High Street" need standard CSV quotes so the address stays one cell.

  • 04

    One contact per row

    Blank rows are ignored. A row with no name, email, or phone is skipped and counted.

Great for

CSV to vCard jobs people actually run.

  • Phone imports

    Move a spreadsheet of people into an address book without retyping.

  • Event and CRM exports

    Turn a guest list or contact export into a .vcf the phone can open.

  • Team directories

    Share names, emails, and offices as one vCard file.

Why convert here

A private CSV to vCard converter.

  • Local-first

    Contact rows are not uploaded.

  • Free to use

    Map columns and download a .vcf with no account.

  • No signup

    Paste the CSV and export immediately.

  • Editable mapping

    Unusual headers still land on the right vCard property.

Technical notes

How this CSV to vCard converter writes the file.
Input
CSV or TSV text with a header row. Quoted fields follow the usual comma-separated rules.
Output
vCard 3.0 (VERSION:3.0), CRLF line endings, folded near 75 characters. Non-ASCII values get CHARSET=UTF-8.
Limits
Up to 10,000 contacts in one file, and uploads under 25 MB.
Privacy
FileReader and conversion stay in the browser. The .vcf is built on your machine.

Sources & References

Formats behind CSV to vCard conversion.
  • “This document defines the vCard data format for representing and exchanging a variety of information about individuals and other entities (e.g., formatted and structured name and delivery addresses, email address, multiple telephone numbers, photograph, logo, audio clips, etc.).”
    — IETF — RFC 6350

    RFC 6350 — vCard: Defines the vCard properties this converter writes (FN, N, TEL, EMAIL, ADR). The file uses VERSION:3.0 so contact apps can import it. rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc6350.html

  • “The comma separated values format (CSV) has been used for exchanging and converting data between various spreadsheet programs for quite some time.”
    — IETF — RFC 4180

    RFC 4180 — CSV: Defines the contact spreadsheet this converter reads before building vCards. datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc4180

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