Question 1

What types of vCard files are supported by this tool?

Accepted Answer

The converter supports standard vCard (.vcf) files and common vCard versions used by major address book apps. If your file follows typical vCard formatting (one or more contacts with fields like name, phone, email, and address), it should convert cleanly to CSV.

Question 2

Are multiple contacts within a single vCard file handled correctly?

Accepted Answer

Yes. If your .vcf contains multiple contacts, the tool extracts each contact and writes it as a separate row in the output CSV. Repeated fields (such as multiple phone numbers or emails) are preserved in the CSV output based on how they appear in the vCard.

Question 3

Can I convert vCard files containing non-English characters?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The tool supports non-English characters in contact fields such as names, addresses, and notes, as long as the vCard is encoded using standard character encoding (commonly UTF-8). The resulting CSV will keep those characters so you can use it in spreadsheet apps that support Unicode.

Question 4

Is there a limit to the number of contacts or file size I can upload?

Accepted Answer

The tool accepts vCard uploads up to a specified file size limit. The maximum number of contacts you can convert depends on the file size and how much data each contact contains.

Question 5

How are missing or empty fields handled during conversion?

Accepted Answer

If a contact is missing a field (for example, no email or no address), the tool leaves the corresponding CSV cell blank. The converter still includes the column so your CSV stays consistent and easy to import into spreadsheets or contact management systems.

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