Send Google Contacts To Iphone

Send Google Contacts To Iphone Without
Import Google Contacts To Iphone

In case you didn’t already know, Google disabled Exchange ActiveSync support for contacts not long ago. That left many iOS device owners with Google account searching for a way to sync their contacts with their devices over the air. It is possible though, to transfer all your Google contacts by exporting them from your Google account and have them on iCloud on your iOS device, which is what we will show you today.

This video covers how to import google/Gmail contacts to iPhone or iPad. This tutorial on how to add Gmail contacts to iPhone has the following chapters.Se. Begin by tapping on the Settings app (the one that looks like a silver cog and gear) on your iPhone. Once in the Settings app, scroll down a bit and tap on the 'Contacts' option. On the Contacts. To sync contacts on your iPhone to your Google accounts, you will need to download Google Drive on your iPhone and sign in using your Gmail account. Next, launch Google Drive on your iPhone and go to menusettingsbackup. Select 'contacts' to backup your iPhone contacts and tap on 'start'. Transfer Google contacts to iPhone Log in to your Google account and navigate to Google Contacts: In the left-side panel, click on “More” “Export” and select “vCard”. Hit “Export” to backup Google Contacts to a computer. Transfer Contacts from Android to iPhone SE 2020 Using Google If you have already synced Android phone contacts with your Google account, transferring contacts to your new iPhone SE will be a breeze. You can simply turn on the contacts sync of Gmail to let them appear on your iPhone.

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We’ve shown you in past entries how to import Google contacts from several accounts to your iCloud account and even discussed alternative apps to manage your iPhone contacts.

Ready? Let’s start.

Exporting Your Google Contacts

Step 1: Head to your Google account (Gmail in this case) and open your Contacts. Once you do, make sure all your Google contacts are organized the way you want.

Cool Tip: If you would like to only transfer a few, select contacts from your Google account to import into iCloud, organize them into a single, separate group using the Groups option offered by Google contacts.

Step 2: Once on your Google contacts, click on the More button and then select the Export option. A dialog box will appear for you to adjust the way in which your Google contacts will be exported.

Step 3: On that dialog box, under Which contacts do you want to export? select if you want to either export all of them or any group that you had created for this purpose. Then, when choosing the format in which you want to export, select the vCard format. Once ready, click the Export button to export your Google contacts in a single file with the VCF format.

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Note that while the most important information from your contacts will be exported (such as phone numbers, email addresses, and even birthdays), other information (like contact photos and individual ringtone/vibration settings) will not.

Transferring Your Google Contacts to iCloud

Step 4: On your computer open your web browser and log into your iCloud account on iCloud’s website. Once there go to your Contacts.

Step 5: Once in your contacts, head to the lower left part of the screen and click on the Settings button. Then, from the options shown, select Import vCard. A dialog box will open. Navigate until you find the vCard file you downloaded from your Google account and select it to upload it.

If you missed creating a group of contacts when exporting them, iCloud will also offer you the option to group them.

View Only Your Google Contacts on Your iPhone

Step 6: To view your Google contacts on your iPhone or other iOS device, open the Settings and head to the Mail, Contacts, Calendars option. Tap on it and on the next screen, under Accounts, select your iCloud account. Once there, make sure to toggle the Contacts option to ON.

Step 7: Go back to the Mail, Contacts, Calendars screen. There, scroll down and under Contacts tap on Default Account and change it to iCloud.

Step 8: Now exit the Settings and open your Contacts. There, tap on the Groups option at the top left of the screen and select only your iCloud contacts or the group you created (if you created one).