One row per contact with each phone and email in its own column.
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Every contact on one row
A VCF file stacks each contact as a block of text. A spreadsheet cannot sort or filter it. A CRM import wants columns.
This converter turns each vCard into one CSV row.
Accents from older phones decoded
Older phones save accented names as =C3=BC codes. A raw import shows Müller as M=C3=BCller. Every accented contact is affected.
Every vCard version from 2.1 to 4.0 is decoded to plain text.
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{ "vcf": "BEGIN:VCARD\nVERSION:3.0\nFN:Ann Lee\nEND:VCARD", "shape": "generic" }
Docs https://dedupe.ly/tools/api/openapi.jsonQuestions about converting VCF to CSV
Choose the .vcf file or paste the vCard text and press Convert. The CSV downloads with one row per contact.
On iCloud.com open Contacts, select the contacts, then choose Export vCard. On the iPhone itself you can share a contact list as a single .vcf.
Yes. A .vcf with hundreds or thousands of contacts becomes one CSV with one row each.
Each one gets its own column, with a second column naming its type, such as Mobile or Work.
Yes. Pick Google Contacts import under column names and the headers match what Google expects.
vCard 2.1, 3.0 and 4.0, including quoted-printable names from older phones.
No. The contacts are converted in your browser and never leave your computer.
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