Online SQL to vCard Converter
Convert SQL INSERT contact rows to vCard files in your browser. Map names, phones, and emails, then download a.vcf for address books.
Prepare the SQL input, run the conversion, and download a ready-to-use vCard file from the same page.
Conversion focus
Paste or upload SQL, convert, and save vCard without server-side queues.
Paste MySQL INSERT … VALUES statements. Output:
vcf.
| # | Field Name | Data Type | Max Size | Key | Include | Trim | NULL empty |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paste valid INSERT SQL to load columns. | |||||||
- Paste SQL content or upload a compatible file.
- Review detected columns, mappings, and optional limits before conversion.
- Convert to vCard, preview when the page supports it, then download the result.
SQL to vCard help
A compact list keeps overview, guide, and FAQs in one scroll-friendly stack.
SQL to vCard overview
Turn MySQL-style INSERT contact rows into a downloadable .vcf file for address books.
Paste or upload SQL, map columns to FN/TEL/EMAIL, then convert. Structured N keeps ; separators; blank names export as Contact.
Conversion guide
- Paste MySQL-style INSERT statements or upload a
.sqlfile. Use Load Sample for demo rows. - Map INSERT columns to FN, TEL, EMAIL, and optional N/ADR under vCard mapping options.
- Use + on TEL/EMAIL/ADR for extra values on the same contact. Structured N uses
Family;Given;;;; blank names export as Contact. - Select Convert, review the cards, then copy or download the
.vcf. Use Clear to reset.
Help
Questions before converting
One question per row — expand only what you need.
Paste MySQL-style INSERT statements or upload a .sql file, map columns to FN/TEL/EMAIL, select Convert, then copy or download the .vcf.
+ on TEL, EMAIL, or ADR adds another field on the same contact—not another person. − removes a duplicated mapping row.
Use Family;Given;;;. Semicolons stay structural in the vCard.
The card still exports with the placeholder name Contact when no usable name is mapped.
Use Load Sample and Clear. Only INSERT-style rows that parse into a grid are supported here.
No. Conversion runs in your browser on this page.