Make a Christmas Card List from Mac Contacts
The holidays come around every year – and so does the mailing list. Exporter for Contacts 2 turns your Mac contacts into a tidy Christmas card list: export names and postal addresses to CSV or Excel, save the setup once, and reuse it next December. It's the app's single most popular use. No subscription, everything stays on your Mac.
How to build your Christmas card list
- Open Exporter for Contacts 2 and select the group or contacts who get a card.
- Pick just the fields you need – full name and full postal address are ready-made options.
- Export to CSV or Excel for mail merge, labels or a print service.
- Save it as a reusable export setup so next year is one click.
Save the setup once, reuse every year
Export setups remember your contact selection, fields and format. The annual card list goes from a chore to a single click – no rebuilding from scratch.
The right columns for labels and mail merge
Special fields like full name and full postal address come ready to use, so the spreadsheet drops straight into Word, Pages or a printing service for address labels.
Not just for cards
The same list works for invitations, newsletters or a quick group text – export only phone numbers if that's what you need.
What users say
"My primary use for this is annual Christmas cards. Each year there are useful new updates."
"I've used it for many years to create my holiday card mailing list and would be lost without it!"
Free to try with an unlimited number of contacts – one-time purchase, no subscription.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a Christmas card list from my Mac contacts?
Select the relevant group, export full name and postal address to CSV or Excel, and use it for labels or mail merge. Save it as a setup to reuse each year.
Can I reuse the same list next year?
Yes. Save an export setup and your contact selection, fields and format are remembered for one-click exports later.
Does my data stay private?
Yes. All conversion happens locally on your Mac; nothing is uploaded.