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Fill in a few fields and download a .vcf contact card. It opens straight into Contacts on iPhone, Android, or Outlook — no account, no upload, no fuss.

MEvcf

Maya Ellison

Brand designer · Studio Ellison

  • +1 415 555 0134
  • maya@studioellison.com
JRvcf

Jonas Reed

Architect · Reed & Co.

  • +1 212 555 0177
  • reedandco.studio
ABvcf

Aisha Bello

Photographer · Lagoon Studio

  • aisha@lagoon.studio
  • lagoon.studio
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FAQ

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A .vcf is plain text, so you can always open one in a text editor to see exactly what's inside.

A vCard. It's the standard contact format that Apple Contacts, Google Contacts, and Outlook all read: one small text file holding your name, numbers, links, and address.