Choose a contact file
Open a UTF-8 .vcf or .vcard export, up to 3 MB.
Parse vCard 3.0 and 4.0 contacts into structured JSON with names and arrays for phones, emails, addresses, URLs and notes.
The JSON keeps multiple values and their type labels without spreadsheet formatting.
Choose a file, then use Download JSON to save the result.
Also with this file: View contacts · Download CSV · Download Excel
Open a UTF-8 .vcf or .vcard export, up to 3 MB.
Review names and field rows, including repeated phone numbers and email addresses.
Save field-oriented CSV, a two-sheet Excel workbook or JSON.
Check the people and fields in a vCard export before importing it.
Use a stable one-row-per-field CSV or two-sheet Excel workbook.
Keep repeated values and type labels in a normalized JSON document.
The details that matter before you use vCard Viewer.
This version supports UTF-8 vCard 3.0 and 4.0. Legacy vCard 2.1 and quoted-printable fields are not accepted.
Yes. Each repeated value is shown and exported separately with its type and source order.
CSV uses one row per populated contact field with a contact number, field name, index, type and value. This avoids silently dropping repeated values.
Excel has Contact fields and Contacts sheets. All contact values are written as text cells.
Photo content is not exported. JSON records only photo metadata where present.
No. Parsing and exports run in the browser. Contact details and filenames are excluded from analytics.
Files must be UTF-8 text up to 3 MB with at most 5,000 contacts. Unsupported encodings and variants fail clearly.