vCard to CSV
Convert vCard 3.0 and 4.0 contact fields to CSV or JSON. Repeated email addresses and phone numbers are joined with semicolons; unsupported properties are ignored.
About vCard to CSV
VCF to CSV converts a vCard contacts export — the .vcf file you get from an iPhone, Gmail, or any address book — into a spreadsheet-ready CSV with name, email, phone, organization, and address columns. Contact lists are personal data; this conversion runs entirely in your browser.
- Category
- convert
- Input
- Accepts: text/vcard, text/x-vcard or text/plain.
- Output
- Outputs: text/csv.
- Cost
- Free, runs in your browser
- Memory
- low
Common uses
- Open an iPhone contacts export in Excel or Google Sheets
- Migrate contacts into a CRM that imports CSV
- Deduplicate an address book by converting it and sorting
- Audit which contacts have emails or birthdays filled in
- Archive contacts as a readable table
Frequently asked questions
What columns come out?
name, given_name, family_name, org, title, emails, phones, address, birthday, url, note — one row per contact. Multiple emails or phones are joined with semicolons in their cell.
Which vCard versions work?
The common ones: 3.0 (what most phones export) and 4.0, including multi-line values and TYPE parameters like CELL or WORK.
Can I get JSON instead?
Yes — switch the format parameter and you get the same fields as structured JSON.
Is my address book uploaded?
No. Parsing happens entirely in your browser — nothing about your contacts leaves your device.
Does it convert CSV back to VCF?
Not yet — this direction covers the common 'get it into a spreadsheet' need. Tell us if you need the reverse.
Keywords
- vcf
- vcard
- contacts
- address book
- csv
- json
- phone
- export