Excel XLSX to vCard

Online Excel to vCard Converter

Convert XLSX (Excel) to VCF (vCard) online with our free tool. Quick, automated conversions with customizable mapping and step-by-step guidance.

Prepare the Excel XLSX input, run the conversion, and download a ready-to-use vCard file from the same page.

Conversion focus

Schema-aware handling helps keep columns and nested fields understandable.

Need Custom Conversion?

Excel workbooks are read from a file only (no text paste).

Excel workbook

Drop an .xlsx file here, or click to browse

Choose a worksheet after upload. Max 25 MB.

Pick which sheet to convert. Changing the sheet reloads column detection.

Map each VCF field to a normalized table column. Use Include to choose output lines; Check all / Uncheck all sit under the mapping table. You can duplicate TEL / EMAIL / ADR to output multiple entries.

# VCF Field Mapping Include Others
Provide input above to load mapping options.
Include column:

Column names and types feed SQL generation (same rules as the CSV tool).

# Field Name Data Type Max Size Key Include Trim NULL empty
Provide input to load columns.

What this conversion is for

Use it when the next reviewer or pipeline step insists on vCard, not raw Excel XLSX. You get vCard text for contact apps that refuse raw spreadsheets.

From Excel XLSX to vCard in four moves

Load the Excel XLSX workbook (file tab only) and pick the active sheet.

Confirm header row and that typed columns (dates, IDs) look right in the grid.

Map columns or properties to SUMMARY/DTSTART or FN/TEL—required fields must be non-empty for imports.

Bundle .vcf for Google Contacts, Outlook, or handset import.

Before you convert

  • Merged cells and hidden rows may not map 1:1 to flat output.
  • Phone numbers without country codes often import weakly on mobile.
  • Keep a copy of the original Excel XLSX as the audit trail after you ship vCard.

Choose the right output

When vCard is the right output

  • You are promoting Excel XLSX into vCard because the next hop names that format in its contract or runbook.
  • Downstream asked explicitly for vCard while editors still live in Excel XLSX.
  • Phones and Google/Outlook imports require vCard bundles, not unstructured Excel XLSX grids.
  • The receiving system has a documented vCard ingest path (template, parser, or app import).

When another format fits better

  • Bulk events belong in ICS, not contact cards.
  • Data science paths want CSV/JSON, not vCard folding rules.
  • When you only need printable directories, PDF may beat vCard bundles.
  • Directory sync (LDAP/SCIM) beats manual vCard drops at enterprise scale.
Suggested workflow
  1. Paste Excel XLSX content or upload a compatible file.
  2. Review detected columns, mappings, and optional limits before conversion.
  3. Convert to vCard, preview when the page supports it, then download the result.

Reviewed Excel XLSX → vCard notes

Overview, mapping, pitfalls, and FAQs from the same bundle as other ConversionTab converters—open the sections you need.

Input format notes

About Excel XLSX as the source

Excel XLSX is parsed as structured input for this page. Use complete rows, valid syntax, and consistent field names so the converter can preserve the important data when creating vCard.

Output format notes

About vCard as the output

vCard is generated from the parsed Excel XLSX data. Review the output before importing it into another system, especially when the destination expects strict columns, dates, or contact fields.

Excel XLSX to vCard overview

Excel to vCard Converter Overview

The Excel to vCard Converter helps you transform Excel into vCard effortlessly, designed for contact files.

Perfect for vCard compatibility, this tool ensures secure, fast, and precise results for cross-platform sync.

To begin, upload your Excel file, choose vCard as the output format, and download your converted file instantly.

Your converted vCard file is ready to download. Simply save it to your device.

Conversion guide

How to Convert Excel to VCF (vCard)

Step 1. Upload Your Excel File:

Start by accessing ConversionTab and uploading your Excel file containing the contact information you want to convert to VCF format. You can do this by either dragging and dropping the file into the designated area or by browsing your files to select it.

Step 2. Configure Output Options:

After uploading your Excel file, you'll be directed to the 'Output Options' section. Here, you can configure settings and map Excel columns to vCard fields. Accurate mapping is crucial to ensure that the resulting vCard file contains the correct contact information.

Step 3. Map Email, Phone, and Address Fields:

Pay special attention to mapping Email, Phone, and Address columns correctly. Ensure that the email column is mapped to the appropriate vCard field (e.g., EMAIL), phone numbers to the desired field (e.g., TEL), and addresses to the appropriate field (e.g., ADR). This ensures that the contact details are accurately represented in the vCard format.

Step 4. Use the 'Include' Column:

The 'Include' column allows you to control which vCard fields are included or excluded in the resulting vCard file. You can check or uncheck the checkboxes to include or exclude specific information based on your preferences.

Step 5. Utilize Auto-Mapped Columns:

ConversionTab provides the convenience of auto-mapped columns and their corresponding formats. This simplifies the conversion process by automatically recognizing and configuring common attributes.

Step 6. Handle Multi-Valued Fields:

For fields with multiple values, such as multiple email addresses, you can either combine them in a single attribute using a specified separator or add additional rows for each value.

Step 7. Initiate Conversion:

Once you've completed the mapping and configuration, click the 'Convert' button to initiate the conversion process.

Step 8. Access Your VCF Output:

After conversion, you'll be presented with the resulting VCF data. You have two options:

  • Copy: You can copy the generated VCF data for use elsewhere.
  • Download: Alternatively, you can download the VCF file, with the option to specify a custom file name if desired.
Questions before converting

Excel to VCF (vCard) FAQs

1. How does the Excel to VCF conversion work on ConversionTab?

The Excel to VCF conversion feature on ConversionTab allows users to seamlessly transform Excel data into VCF (vCard) format, commonly used for contact information storage. Users have one input option: 'File,' where they can upload their Excel file.

2. What are the input options for Excel data?

ConversionTab offers users the convenience of uploading their Excel file through the 'Drop/Browse File' feature, making it easy to work with existing data.

3. What happens after uploading the Excel file?

Upon uploading the Excel file, users are directed to the 'Output Options' section, where they can configure settings and map Excel columns to vCard fields. Accurate mapping is essential for ensuring that the resulting vCard file contains the desired contact information.

4. What are the special requirements for mapping Email, Phone, and Address?

Mapping Email, Phone, and Address columns involves specific requirements to achieve correct conversions:
  • Email: Users must map the email column to the appropriate vCard field (e.g., EMAIL). This ensures that the email address is correctly categorized.
  • Phone: Similar to Email, Phone mapping requires users to specify the phone number column to the desired vCard field (e.g., TEL).
  • Address: Address mapping involves assigning the address column to the appropriate vCard field (e.g., ADR).

These specific mappings ensure that contact details are accurately represented in the vCard format.

5. What is the 'Include' column?

The 'Include' column is a crucial part of the conversion process. It provides a checkbox for each vCard field. Users can check or uncheck these checkboxes to control whether specific vCard fields are included or excluded in the resulting vCard file. This gives users full control over which information is included based on their preferences.

6. What are the auto-mapped columns and their formats?

ConversionTab provides the convenience of auto-mapped columns and their corresponding formats:
#VCF FieldMappingFormat
0UIDUIDUnique Identifier
1TITLETitleTitle of Contact
2FNFull NameFull Name of Contact
3TELPhone VoiceVoice Phone Number
4NNName Components
5EMAILEmail WorkEmail Address (Work)
6CATEGORIESCATEGORIESContact Categories
7ADRAddress HomeHome Address
8URLURLWebsite URL
9NOTENOTEAdditional Notes
10ORGOrganizationOrganization Name
11BDAYBirthdayDate of Birth (YYYYMMDD)
12GENDERGENDERGender Information
13ROLEROLEContact's Role
14IMPPIMPPInstant Messaging Protocol
15GEOGEOGeographical Coordinates
This auto-mapping simplifies the conversion process by recognizing and configuring common attributes automatically.

7. How can I handle multi-valued fields like multiple email addresses?

For multi-valued fields, such as multiple email addresses, ConversionTab provides two methods:

  • Combine in a Single Attribute: Users can include multiple values in a single column, separating them using a specified separator (e.g., Email1, Email2, Email3).
  • Add Rows: Alternatively, users can add additional rows for each value. The '-' button allows users to remove incorrect mappings or unwanted rows.

This flexibility ensures that multi-valued fields are handled efficiently.

8. How do I get the VCF output?

Once the mapping and settings are complete, users can initiate the conversion process by clicking the 'Convert' button. The resulting VCF data is displayed, providing users with two options:

  • Copy: Users can copy the generated VCF data for use elsewhere.
  • Download: Users can download the VCF file, with the option to specify a custom file name if desired.
This flexibility ensures that users can choose the most suitable method for accessing their converted data.

9. Is there an example Excel file and a way to reset the input/output data?

ConversionTab provides additional features to enhance the user experience:

  • Example Excel File: Users can access a sample Excel file by clicking the 'Example' button, which populates the Excel sheet with sample data, making it easier to understand the conversion process.
  • Reset Functionality: To clear input and output data, users can utilize the 'Delete' Icon under the file uploader, ensuring a clean slate for new conversions or adjustments.