I hope that third-party option is at least more convenient. Anyone who's procrastinating might want to get started working out the kinks, now. This is a much bigger hassle than I thought it would be. I'm sitting here trying to figure out which columns are which and what I should name them and how/if I can be consistent between the different categories (it's a good idea, apparently, to export categories, one at a time).Īlso, it only lets you choose which columns will be exported as a last step in the process - even after naming the file and choosing its directory location. What truly sucks is that there doesn't appear to be an option for column headers to be automatically inserted. For instance, Palm Desktop can export directly to. Tada!This was very kind of you to type up, but I wanted to mention that my experience was quite different.
Click browse, find your CSV file, upload it, and then click Import. In the top right corner, click on Import. It will then spit out an identically named CSV file that you can check out in Excel (or any multitude of programs). Upload your file, select "Gmail CSV" as the format, and hit convert. Thankfully, that arduous task has been simplified for us by the handy utility vCard to LDIF/CSV Converter. Gmail only supports contact importation through CSV files (Comma Separated Values), so you'll have to convert your vCard file to CSV.
Click on Columns to weed out any extraneous data, and then under format select "vCard." Note where you've save this file. Select one of your contacts, and then hit Ctrl+A to select all.įile > Export.
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