Online JSON to vCard Converter

The JSON to vCard Converter helps you transform JSON into vCard effortlessly, designed for contact files.

Perfect for vCard compatibility, this tool ensures secure, fast, and precise results for cross-platform sync.

You can either paste your JSON data directly into the input field or upload a file. Select vCard as the desired output format, and the converted file will be ready in moments.

Your converted vCard file is ready to download. Simply save it to your device.

Step 1: Choose Input Method

Start by selecting your preferred method for inputting JSON data:

• Text Tab: Manually enter your JSON data as a valid string.
• File Tab: Upload your JSON file through the 'Drop/Browse File' feature.

Step 2: Map JSON Attributes

Once your JSON data is entered, proceed to map its attributes to vCard fields. This ensures accurate conversion:

• Email: Select the attribute type (e.g., Email Work) and the corresponding vCard field (e.g., EMAIL).
• Phone: Specify both the attribute type (e.g., Phone Home) and the desired vCard field (e.g., TEL).
• Address: Assign the attribute type (e.g., Address Home) to the appropriate vCard field (e.g., ADR).

Step 3: Control Included Information

Use the 'Include' column to specify which vCard fields should be included or excluded in the resulting VCF file.

Step 4: Handle Multi-valued Fields

If dealing with multi-valued fields (e.g., multiple email addresses), choose one of these methods:

• Combine in a Single Attribute: Separate multiple values using a specified separator (e.g., Email1, Email2).
• Add Rows: Click the '+' button to add rows for each value; use the '-' button to remove unwanted rows.

Step 5: Generate VCF Output

After completing mappings and settings, click the 'Convert' button to initiate the conversion process. You'll then have two options:

• Copy: Copy the generated VCF data for use elsewhere.
• Download: Download the VCF file with the option to specify a custom file name.

1. How does the JSON to VCF conversion work on ConversionTab?

The JSON to VCF conversion feature on ConversionTab allows users to seamlessly transform JSON data into VCF (vCard) format, commonly used for contact information storage. Users have two input options: 'Text' and 'File.'

2. What are the input options for JSON data?

ConversionTab offers users two convenient ways to input their JSON data:

• Text Tab: Users can manually enter JSON data as a valid string in this tab.
• File Tab: Users can upload their JSON file through the 'Drop/Browse File' feature, making it easy to work with existing data.

3. What happens after entering JSON data?

Upon entering JSON data, users are directed to the 'Output Options' section, where the crucial process of mapping JSON attributes to vCard fields takes place. Accurate mapping is essential for ensuring that the resulting vCard file contains the desired contact information.

4. What are the special requirements for mapping Email, Phone, and Address?

Mapping Email, Phone, and Address attributes involves specific requirements to achieve correct conversions:

• Email: Users must select both the attribute type (e.g., Email Work) and the corresponding vCard field (e.g., EMAIL). This ensures that the email address is correctly categorized.
• Phone: Similar to Email, Phone mapping requires users to specify both the attribute type (e.g., Phone Home) and the desired vCard field (e.g., TEL).
• Address: Address mapping involves assigning the attribute type (e.g., Address Home) to the appropriate vCard field (e.g., ADR).

These specific mappings ensure that contact details are accurately represented in the vCard format.

5. What is the 'Include' column?

The 'Include' column is a crucial part of the conversion process. It provides a checkbox for each vCard field. Users can check or uncheck these checkboxes to control whether specific vCard fields are included or excluded in the resulting vCard file. This gives users full control over which information is included based on their preferences.

6. What are the auto-mapped columns and their formats?

ConversionTab provides the convenience of auto-mapped columns and their corresponding formats:

7. How can I handle multi-valued fields like multiple email addresses?

For multi-valued fields, such as multiple email addresses, ConversionTab provides two methods:

• Combine in a Single Attribute: Users can include multiple values in a single JSON attribute, separating them using a specified separator (e.g., Email1, Email2, Email3).
• Add Rows: Alternatively, users can click the '+' button to add additional rows for each value. The '-' button allows users to remove incorrect mappings or unwanted rows.

This flexibility ensures that multi-valued fields are handled efficiently.

8. How do I get the VCF output?

Once the mapping and settings are complete, users can initiate the conversion process by clicking the 'Convert' button. The resulting VCF data is displayed in a textarea, providing users with two options:

• Copy: Users can copy the generated VCF data for use elsewhere.
• Download: Users can download the VCF file, with the option to specify a custom file name if desired.

This flexibility ensures that users can choose the most suitable method for accessing their converted data.

9. Is there an example JSON and a way to reset the input/output data?

ConversionTab provides additional features to enhance the user experience:

• Example JSON: Users can access a sample JSON by clicking the 'Example' button, which populates the text area with sample data, making it easier to understand the conversion process.
• Reset Functionality: To clear input and output data, users can utilize the 'Clear' button, ensuring a clean slate for new conversions or adjustments.