VCF to PDF — a printable contact list from a vCard file
Open a .vcf contacts file and print it, or save it as PDF: every person as a short card with only the fields that are filled in.
About this conversion
A printed contact list is still the thing that works when the phone is lost, the battery is flat or the list has to go to someone who will never open a .vcf. The page turns each card into a compact block — name, phones, emails, address, birthday — in two columns, and hands it to the browser's print dialog, where “Save as PDF” gives you the file.
Just want to look inside it?
The same tool without converting anything: open the file and read it.
The same contacts, any way out
The file is read once and stays open, so the format is picked at the end: the same list
can leave here as XLSX, CSV, CSV for Google Contacts or CSV for Outlook. Before that you can search it, see which people are saved
twice — the same number written as (555) 201-4477 in one file and
+15552014477 in another counts as one — and fold the duplicates into a single
card without losing any phone, address or note.
Questions
- Can I print only some of the contacts?
- Type a name, a company or part of a number into the search box first — the print takes only what is on the list.
- Why does it open a print dialog instead of downloading a file?
- The browser makes the best PDFs itself, with real text you can search and copy. Choose “Save as PDF” as the printer.