Importing Android contacts to Outlook can be done manually, but it involves several steps and can be time-consuming. First, you need to export your contacts from your Android device to a VCF (vCard) file. This can be done through the Contacts app by selecting “Export” and saving the VCF file to your device or Google Drive. Once you have the VCF file, transferring it to your computer is essential. Outlook does not support direct import from VCF in bulk, so you must convert the VCF file into a CSV format, which Outlook can easily read. This manual conversion can be complex and prone to formatting issues, especially if the VCF file contains multiple contacts.
A more straightforward and reliable method is using the Cigati VCF to CSV Converter Tool, which effortlessly converts VCF files to CSV without data loss or formatting errors. This tool supports single and multiple VCF files, ensuring all contact details—like name, phone number, email, and address—are accurately transferred. Once converted, the CSV file can be imported into Outlook through the “Import/Export” wizard under File > Open & Export. This approach minimizes errors and saves time, making the entire process much more manageable and efficient.
A more straightforward and reliable method is using the Cigati VCF to CSV Converter Tool, which effortlessly converts VCF files to CSV without data loss or formatting errors. This tool supports single and multiple VCF files, ensuring all contact details—like name, phone number, email, and address—are accurately transferred. Once converted, the CSV file can be imported into Outlook through the “Import/Export” wizard under File > Open & Export. This approach minimizes errors and saves time, making the entire process much more manageable and efficient.