VCF stands for "vCard File" or "Virtual Contact File." It is a standardized electronic business card format. VCF files typically contain contact information, including names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, and more. This format is widely used for sharing and exchanging contact details between devices and applications. VCF files often have the ".vcf" file extension. The MIME type for VCF is "text/vcard."
BEGIN:VCARD VERSION:3.0 FN:John Doe ORG:Company Inc. TEL:+123456789 EMAIL:john.doe@email.com END:VCARD
Compatibility: VCF files are widely supported by various platforms, making them compatible for sharing contact information across different devices and applications.
Standardized Format: The vCard format is standardized, ensuring consistency and interoperability in storing and exchanging contact details.
Rich Information: VCF files can store a variety of contact information, including names, addresses, phone numbers, emails, and more.
Easy Import/Export: VCF files can be easily imported into and exported from contact management applications, simplifying the process of managing and sharing contact information.
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HTML stands for "Hypertext Markup Language." It is the standard markup language for creating and structuring web pages and web applications. HTML utilizes tags to define elements on a web page, such as headings, paragraphs, images, links, and more. Web browsers interpret HTML code to render the visual presentation of a page, incorporating text, images, and multimedia elements. HTML forms the backbone of the World Wide Web and serves as a fundamental building block for creating content and interactivity on websites. HTML files commonly use the ".html" file extension. The MIME type for HTML is "text/html."
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>My First Web Page</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>Hello, World!</h1>
<p>This is a sample HTML page.</p>
</body>
</html>Standardization: HTML provides a standardized way to structure and present content on the web, ensuring consistency across different browsers.
Accessibility: HTML supports the creation of accessible content, making it possible for users with disabilities to navigate and understand web pages.
Interactivity: HTML, combined with CSS and JavaScript, enables the development of interactive and dynamic web pages.
Global Compatibility: HTML is universally supported by web browsers, making it a versatile and widely adopted technology.
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Step 1: Enter Text or Upload File
Start by providing your contact details. You can type them in or upload a VCF file—All three versions of VCF are acceptable, whether it's from an older phone (vCard 2.1), a more recent one (vCard 3.0), or the latest version (vCard 4.0). Ensure the input follows the required format for accurate conversion.
Step 2: Click the "Convert" Button
Once your details are in, hit the "Convert" button. This sets the system to work its magic, turning your VCF data into a precise and reliable HTML format that mirrors the original information.
Step 3: Copy Result Data or Download File
When the conversion is complete, you have options. Copy the result to use immediately, or click "Download" to save the HTML file on your device. This way, you can conveniently access and share the converted data whenever needed.
| UID | Full_Name | Email_Home | Address_Billing | Phone_Car | Url | Title | Organization | Birthday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| f8e0bd14-57a3-4a8c-89a0-34794eb971f7 | Aimee | Mckenna_Toy24@yahoo.com | 698 Rohan Pine | 262-665-9227 x945 | https://ethical-developmental.com | Mechanical Engineer | Hegmann - Lueilwitz | 20100928 |
1. What is vCard to HTML conversion on ConversionTab?
VCF to HTML conversion on ConversionTab allows you to convert vCard (VCF) files or vCard text strings into HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) format, suitable for storing and manipulating contact information.
2. How do I provide my vCard data for conversion?
You can input your VCF data in two ways:
Text Tab: Manually input VCF data as a valid string in this tab.
File Tab: Upload your VCF file through the 'Drop/Browse File' feature to simplify working with existing data.
3. Which vCard versions are supported for conversion?
ConversionTab supports various vCard versions, including 2.1, 3.0, and 4.0, ensuring compatibility with different data sources and formats.
4. How do I initiate the conversion process?
After entering your VCF data or selecting a file, click the 'Convert' button to start the conversion process.
5. What happens if my provided data is not a valid vCard file or string?
If your input data is not a valid VCF file or string, ConversionTab will display an error message, and the conversion will not proceed.
6. What controls are available after conversion?
After conversion, you can customize the HTML output with the following options:
Mapping: Modify column names as needed.
Include: Select or deselect columns for the final HTML output.
Multi-Values: Customize how vCard fields with multiple values and types (such as Email, Phone, and Address) are presented in the output.
7. Which vCard fields support customization of multi-values and types in the output?
The following vCard fields support customization of multi-values and types in the output:
Email: Create separate HTML fields for each value and its associated type within these fields (e.g., Email, Email Work, Email Personal).
Phone: Generate separate HTML fields for each phone number and its associated type (e.g., Phone, Phone Mobile, Phone Home).
Address: Customize how multiple addresses are presented in the output HTML, including types (e.g., Address, Address Billing, Address Home).
8. What is the purpose of the 'Multi-Values' checkbox?
The 'Multi-Values' checkbox is a versatile feature that allows you to tailor how vCard fields with multiple values and types are presented in the output HTML:
Create Separate Fields: When selected, this option generates distinct fields for each value and its associated type within fields with multiple values and types.
Combine with Separator: Alternatively, you can choose this option to combine multiple values with the same type into a single field using a specified separator, chosen by the user.
9. Which separators can I use for combining multiple values?
You can choose from the following separators:
Comma
Tab
Semi Colon (;)
Space
Colon (:)
10. Is there an option to see a sample vCard before conversion?
Yes, you can click the 'Example' button to view a sample VCF in the text area to understand the conversion process.
11. How can I clear the output and start over?
To clear the output and begin a new conversion, simply click the 'Clear' button.