Export Mac Contacts to Google Contacts
Switching to Gmail or Google Workspace? Exporter for Contacts 2 exports your Mac contacts as a Google Contacts CSV – ready to import straight into Google Contacts. It maps the flexible structure of a Mac contact better than the Outlook CSV does. No subscription, everything stays on your Mac.
How to export Mac contacts to Google Contacts
- Open Exporter for Contacts 2 and select the accounts, groups or contacts you want.
- Choose the Google Contacts CSV export format.
- Save the CSV file.
- In Google Contacts, choose Import and pick your CSV.
Why Google CSV over Outlook CSV
The Google Contacts format supports the flexible data structure of a Mac contact far better than the more limited Outlook for Windows CSV. Whenever your target accepts it, Google CSV is the cleaner choice.
A clean move into Gmail and Workspace
Names, multiple phone numbers and e-mail addresses, addresses and more carry across, so your contacts arrive in Google Contacts organised rather than jumbled.
Great for CRMs and web services too
Many online services and CRMs accept the Google Contacts CSV format, making it a versatile choice well beyond Gmail itself.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I import Mac contacts into Google Contacts?
Export them as a Google Contacts CSV in Exporter for Contacts 2, then use the Import option in Google Contacts to load the file.
Should I use the Google CSV or the Outlook CSV?
Prefer the Google Contacts CSV whenever the target accepts it – it preserves the flexible structure of a Mac contact better than the Outlook for Windows CSV.
Does my data stay private?
Yes. All conversion happens locally on your Mac; nothing is uploaded.