Convert VCF Contacts to a CSV Spreadsheet
Turn a vCard export into a spreadsheet you can review, sort, or open in Excel while keeping the file inside your browser.
VCF and vCard are two names used for the same contact-file family. ContactCraft reads common FN, N, EMAIL, TEL, ORG, and ADR properties, then creates one CSV row per parsed contact.
contacts.vcf → contacts.csv · Name, First Name, Last Name, Email, Phone, Organization, Address
How to convert a VCF export
- Choose your
.vcfor.vcardfile in ContactCraft. - Review the parsed names, email addresses, phones, and organizations.
- Choose CSV spreadsheet as the output format.
- Convert and download the CSV, then review it before importing elsewhere.
What the CSV contains
The basic output has fixed columns for Name, First Name, Last Name, Email, Phone, Organization, and Address. Common field aliases are normalized into those columns; this is a practical export, not a promise to preserve every property from the source.
Limitations to check first
Only the first email and first phone property is used for a contact. Notes, photos, groups, custom labels, URLs, dates, and other platform-specific properties can be omitted. Addresses are flattened for display. If your export contains rich multi-value data, compare the preview with the source before relying on the CSV.
FAQ
Does this upload my VCF?
No. Parsing and CSV generation run locally in the browser, and the converter’s Content Security Policy blocks background connections.
Will the CSV preserve contact photos?
No. Photos and other unsupported vCard properties are outside the basic CSV schema.
What if my VCF has several emails?
The basic workflow takes the first email property. Use the preview to identify contacts that need manual review.
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