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Export from Outlook
Export your contacts from Outlook as a CSV file and keep the original headers.
Outlook to iPhone Contacts Converter
Convert an Outlook contacts CSV into an iPhone-ready vCard file directly in your browser.
Start with the CSV exported from Outlook
We'll convert it into one vCard file that you can open on your iPhone to add the contacts.
Your data is processed locally in your browser whenever supported and is not uploaded to our servers.
How it works
Move Outlook contacts in three steps
02
Create your vCard
Choose the CSV above. The converter creates an iPhone-ready VCF in your browser.
03
Open it on iPhone
Send or save the VCF to your iPhone, open it, and choose to add the contacts.
Made for contact transfers
One private, portable contact file.
Names, email addresses, phone numbers, organizations, job titles, and notes are converted into the widely supported vCard format.
Outlook detection
Checks that the uploaded file has the expected Outlook contacts structure.
iPhone-ready vCard
Creates one VCF file that can be opened from Files, Mail, or Messages on iPhone.
Extra fields preserved
Populated Outlook fields without a direct match are kept in the contact Notes field.
Local processing
Your contact file stays in your browser and is not uploaded for conversion.
FAQ
Common questions
Does this upload my Outlook contacts?
No. The conversion runs locally in your browser, so your CSV is not sent to our server for processing.
How do I import the vCard on my iPhone?
Open the downloaded VCF on your iPhone from Files, Mail, or Messages. iOS will show the contacts and let you add them.
Will unsupported Outlook fields be deleted?
No. Populated fields without a direct vCard equivalent are added to the contact's Notes field instead of being silently discarded.
Does the converter merge duplicate contacts?
No. Possible duplicates are reported as warnings, but contacts are not silently merged or deleted.