1Export your contacts
Save your contacts as a vCard file. It ends in .vcf. Pick where your contacts live:
iPhone (via iCloud)
- Make sure your contacts sync to iCloud: on your iPhone, open Settings, tap your name, then iCloud, and turn Contacts on.
- On a computer, go to icloud.com/contacts and sign in.
- Select all your contacts.
- Open the settings menu and choose Export vCard. The file downloads to your computer.
Mac
- Open the Contacts app and click All Contacts.
- Select everyone with Cmd+A.
- Choose File, Export, then Export vCard, and save the file.
Android or Gmail
- Go to contacts.google.com and sign in.
- Select all your contacts.
- Choose Export, then vCard (for iOS Contacts), and export the file.
Using Samsung's Contacts app instead? Open the menu, choose Manage contacts, then Import or export, then Export, and pick where to save the file.
2Drop the file here
Drop your .vcf file here
or choose a file
Your contacts never leave your device. This page converts the file in your browser.
3Download your CSV, then import it in KIT
In KIT, go to Contacts, then Import contacts, and drop in kit-contacts.csv. Uploading never changes your contacts: KIT works out what the file means first, before anything changes.
Prefer to do it by hand? Copy the KIT spreadsheet template, fill it in, and follow the CSV import guide.