Turn your Google Contacts export into a printed phone list or address book: alphabetical, in
columns, with the fields you choose. Handy for the fridge, a grandparent or an emergency
binder.
Every layout is tested by printing it to PDF on Letter and A4 paper, so the preview is what you get. Your file stays in your browser.
How to print your Google Contacts
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Export your contacts. On a computer, open
Google Contacts
, click
⋮ More actions › Export, choose Google CSV and click
Export.Step-by-step guide
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Drop the contacts.csv file above.
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Choose a layout, check the preview, then click
Print or save as PDF.
Three layouts
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Phone book: names on the left, numbers on the right, with Mobile, Home and
Work labels. The most readable phone list.
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Address book: each contact with phones, emails, postal addresses and, if you
like, birthdays and notes.
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Compact list: one line per contact, so hundreds of contacts fit on a few
pages.
Every layout has A–Z headings and 1, 2 or 3 columns, and works on Letter or A4 paper. Contacts
are never split across columns or pages, and nothing is cut off.
Also works with
Outlook contact CSV files and vCard (.vcf) files from Android, iPhone and iCloud. For iPhone,
see print iPhone contacts.
Frequently asked questions
- Can you print Google Contacts?
- Google Contacts has no print button for your whole list. You can export your contacts as a CSV file and print that file here as a phone book, an address book or a compact list. On a computer, open Google Contacts, choose Export, pick Google CSV and drop the file above.
- How do I print a phone list from Google Contacts?
- Choose the Phone book layout. You get names and phone numbers in A–Z order, in one, two or three columns. Tick “Only contacts with a phone number” to leave out email-only contacts.
- Can I print only some contacts, such as one label?
- Yes. In Google Contacts, open the label and export only those contacts. Or load everything and use “Only contacts matching” to print, for example, everyone at one company.
- Can I sort by last name?
- Yes. Choose “Last name” under Sort by. Names then print as “Last, First”.
- Are my contacts uploaded?
- No. The file is read in your browser and never leaves your device.