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View vCard contacts with full details
View vCard contact files with organized display of names, emails, phone numbers, addresses, and more. Free, fast, and private browser-based viewer.
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View contacts as cards, in a list format, or see the raw vCard data with syntax highlighting
Quickly find contacts by name, email, phone number, or any other field in your contacts
View contact count, total emails, phone numbers, and addresses at a glance
All processing happens in your browser - your contact data never leaves your device
This viewer supports all standard vCard 2.1, 3.0, and 4.0 fields:
VCF (Virtual Contact File) or vCard is a standard file format for storing contact information. It's widely used by email clients, phone operating systems, and contact management applications. VCF files can contain names, phone numbers, email addresses, physical addresses, photos, and more.
iPhone: Go to iCloud.com, select Contacts, choose the contacts you want to export, click the gear icon, and select "Export vCard". Android: Open Contacts app, tap Menu > Settings > Export, then choose to export as .vcf file. Most email clients like Gmail and Outlook also support vCard export.
Yes, your contact data is completely secure. All VCF file processing happens locally in your browser using JavaScript. Your files are never uploaded to any server, ensuring complete privacy for your personal contact information.
Yes! This viewer fully supports VCF files containing multiple contacts. Each contact will be displayed as a separate card or list item. You can easily search and filter through all contacts, and export individual contacts or the entire file.
This viewer supports vCard versions 2.1, 3.0, and 4.0. It can parse standard fields like FN (full name), TEL (phone), EMAIL, ADR (address), ORG (organization), TITLE, URL, BDAY (birthday), NOTE, and PHOTO. Most exported contact files from phones and email clients will work perfectly.
Yes, you can export your contacts to CSV (spreadsheet format), JSON (for developers), or back to VCF format. CSV export is useful for importing into Excel or Google Sheets, while JSON is perfect for data processing and development purposes.