Convert CSV to vCard on Mac
Need a .vcf file from a spreadsheet? Importer for Contacts is a reliable CSV to vCard converter for the Mac: load your CSV, map the columns and get a clean vCard you can import anywhere – Apple Contacts, iCloud, Outlook or any service that accepts vCards. No subscription, everything stays on your Mac.
How to convert CSV to vCard
- Open Importer for Contacts and add your CSV file.
- Confirm the character encoding in the interactive preview, then map each column to a contact field.
- Choose vCard (.vcf) as the output.
- Save the vCard – ready to import into Apple Contacts, iCloud or any other contact app.
A vCard you can use anywhere
The resulting .vcf works with Apple Contacts, iCloud, Outlook, Google and most webmail services, so you're not locked into one app.
Handles the messy CSVs
Unusual delimiters, line breaks inside fields and tricky encodings are dealt with properly – the kind of files the native Contacts importer simply refuses.
Keeps the labels and extra fields
Multiple phone numbers, custom labels and addresses are preserved in the vCard. You decide what maps where instead of accepting whatever a basic converter gives you.
What users say
"Spent hours trying to find a way to import a CSV file into contacts. Bought this app and was able to convert the file to vcf in a minute. Love it!"
"This app converted Excel (.csv) to vCard (.vcf) and then allowed me to import to iCloud without any issues. Good app."
Free to try with 10 records per import – one-time purchase, no subscription.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert a CSV file to vCard on a Mac?
Add the CSV to Importer for Contacts, map the columns and choose vCard (.vcf) as the output. The saved vCard imports into Apple Contacts, iCloud and most other contact apps.
Can I use the vCard outside Apple Contacts?
Yes. The .vcf is a standard vCard that works with iCloud, Outlook, Google and most webmail services.
Does my data stay private?
Yes. All conversion happens locally on your Mac; nothing is uploaded.