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3 Ways to Transfer Contacts to an iPhone

By Matthew Lynch
April 4, 2024
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Switching to a new iPhone can be exciting, but the process of transferring your contacts might seem daunting at first. Luckily, there are several easy ways to move your contacts from your old device to your new iPhone. In this article, we’ll cover three popular methods for transferring contacts: iCloud, Google Contacts, and using a third-party app.

1.Transfer Contacts Using iCloud

If you’ve been using an iOS device previously, iCloud is the easiest and most convenient way to transfer your contacts. Here’s how:

1.On your old device, go to Settings > [Your Name] > iCloud.

2.Ensure the toggle for “Contacts” is switched on.

3.Tap “Backup” and hit “Back Up Now.”

Now that your contacts are synced with iCloud, set up your new iPhone:

1.Turn on your new iPhone and follow the on-screen instructions.

2.When prompted to restore from backup, select “Restore from iCloud Backup.”

3.Sign in with your Apple ID credentials used for iCloud on the old device.

4.Choose the latest backup available.

5.Complete the setup process.

Once set up, your contacts will appear on your new iPhone.

2.Transfer Contacts Using Google Contacts

If you’re switching from Android or if you have all your contacts saved in a Google account, this method is perfect for you.

1.On your old device, make sure all contacts are synced with Google Contacts.

2.Go to Settings > Accounts > Google > Sync > Sync Contacts.

On your new iPhone:

1.Go to Settings > Mail > Add Account > Google.

2.Sign in with the same Google account used on the old device.

3.Toggle “Contacts” on and tap “Save.”

Your Google contacts will now be available on your new iPhone.

3.Using a Third-Party App

There are various third-party apps for transferring contacts, like My Contacts Backup and MCBackup. Here’s a general method to use these apps:

1.On your old device, download and install the chosen app.

2.Open the app and follow the instructions to back up your contacts list.

3.Export the backup file, typically in VCF format, via email or a cloud storage service.

On your new iPhone:

1.Open the email or cloud storage service with the VCF file.

2.Download the file onto your new iPhone.

3.Open the VCF file, usually by tapping on it.

Your contacts should automatically import into your new iPhone’s Contacts app.

In conclusion, there are simple methods available to transfer contacts to your new iPhone, whether you’re coming from an older iOS device, Android, or using third-party apps. Choose the best option for you and enjoy your new iPhone with all your contacts intact!

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