Managing contacts into VCF (Virtual Business Cards) when working with Microsoft Outlook can sometimes require exporting them for use with external or third-party applications. Since contact information is being stored row-by-row in such files, making the transition to other file formats isn’t such a troublesome process. However, performing it manually can be challenging, and VCF to TXT Converter is here to offer a more comfortable solution for such issues.

It is no secret that simple designs yield efficient workflows, especially in the digital world and the designers who created this app considered that fact. Featuring large buttons for easy handling, the app ensures that even the non-initiated manage to perform conversions with ease.

Loading files into the app is simple enough, and it can be done both by dragging-and-dropping, or, by using the provided input feature.

Although its name may not suggest this, the app also offers exporting to Excel output formats as well, this way saving users of going through the trouble of performing text-to-column operations for bringing their TXT files into table form.

Adding multiple files is also offered, but controlling the order of processing, as well as formatting into the yielded file is not available, leaving users “wondering” about how the converted file might look like inside.

All-in-all, this program offers a decent solution for converting multiple VCF files to text output, be it plain strings or Excel output. It does offer batch processing, but it fails to provide a more advanced set of controls for parameterizing the output when dealing with multiple files.