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How to Convert Multiple VCF Files to CSV at Once?

jamesparker
jamesparker Posts: 6
in Software Development

Hi everyone, I have over 500 contacts in different vCard (.vcf) files. Is there any easy way to bulk convert them into a single CSV file without losing any data? I tried some tools but they lost details.

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  • clarawinslow
    clarawinslow Posts: 19

    I had a similar problem and tried GainTools Address Book Manager, which solved it perfectly. It supports bulk export vCard to CSV without losing details, so it is ideal for large contact lists. It exports vCards of versions 2.1, 3.0, and 4.0, so it is compatible with Gmail, Outlook, iPhone, and Android. It is extremely easy to use, and it supports all Windows versions. I also tried the free demo first. This VCF to CSV converter keeps data safe and speeds up the process. Highly recommended.

  • penelope1
    penelope1 Posts: 3

    RecoveryTools CSV to vCard Converter is a reliable tool that helps you quickly convert contacts from CSV files to the widely supported vCard (.vcf) format. It keeps all your contact details—like names, phone numbers, emails, and company info—intact while allowing smooth migration across devices, email clients, and platforms. The tool is easy to use, fast, and perfect for both beginners and professionals who want a simple way to manage, transfer, and back up their contacts.

  • sanjaykumar210
    sanjaykumar210 Posts: 4

    Converting 500 VCF files can be a real hassle, especially when some tools miss details.

  • penelope1
    penelope1 Posts: 3

    I recently had a bunch of contacts saved in a CSV file (exported from Excel and Outlook), but I needed them in VCF (vCard) format so I could import them into my phone and other apps. I tried a few free online tools, but most had file size limits or messed up the formatting — especially when multiple contacts were involved.

    After some searching and testing, I found a really solid solution BitRecover vCard Converter and it worked flawlessly.

  • novagorge
    novagorge Posts: 6

    If you’ve been struggling to manage or convert your vCard files (.vcf) into other formats like CSV, PST, PDF, or Excel, I highly recommend checking out MacUncle vCard Converter. It’s super easy to use, works smoothly on both Mac and Windows, and keeps all your contact details (names, emails, numbers, etc.) perfectly intact.

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