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VCard contact file

Open and edit VCF files

You can open, view and edit VCF files for free right here in your browser, without Contacts on Mac and iPhone and without uploading anything. The standard text format for address-book entries, defined as vCard in RFC 6350. One file can hold one contact or many, with names, numbers, emails, addresses and a photo.

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View a VCF file without Contacts on Mac and iPhone

Open and viewYes
EditYes
Create a new oneYes, with New file (blank or from a template)
Save as VCFYes, keeping what Anyfile doesn’t show
FormatBy IETF

Edit VCF files

Edit names, phones, emails, addresses, photos and more; merge duplicates; save as vCard 2.1, 3.0 or 4.0, or as a spreadsheet. Untouched contacts are saved exactly as they were.

More about the contacts editor

Convert VCF to

.vcf

vCard contact filevCard (Virtual Contact File)

The standard text format for address-book entries, defined as vCard in RFC 6350. One file can hold one contact or many, with names, numbers, emails, addresses and a photo.

Moving contacts between phones, email apps and address books.

Opens in Contacts on Mac and iPhone, Google Contacts, Outlook

Also opens in the contacts editor

    Questions

    How do I open a VCF file without Contacts on Mac and iPhone?

    Drop it on this page, or choose it. It opens in Anyfile’s contacts editor right in your browser, with nothing to install and no account.

    Can I edit a VCF file online for free?

    Yes. Edit names, phones, emails, addresses, photos and more; merge duplicates; save as vCard 2.1, 3.0 or 4.0, or as a spreadsheet.

    What can I convert a VCF file to?

    CSV, or a ZIP. Drop it here and choose.

    Is my VCF file uploaded?

    No. It opens, changes and saves on your device. Nothing is sent to a server.