Import CSV Contacts to Mac Mail address book in a simplified way

You can simply import contacts to Mac Address Book. Here are the steps to simply import contacts to Mac Address book –

• Open Mac Address Book and go to File > New Group
• Name the group
• Select the address book where you want to import your contacts
• Go to File > Import
• Find CSV file that contains contacts that you want to import
• Select Do not Import and set the fields whom you don’t want to import
• Click ok
• Check Ignore first card and click Ok
• Choose to save the contacts with existing contacts, to replace old contacts or to update the new contacts.
• Click Import option

I found another manual solution where you can export your contacts to Gmail account and later on configure your Gmail account in Mac mail. This will help you to move multiple contacts to Gmail at a time and then configuring Gmail id in Mac Mail.

I have the same question. I am also looking for a solution. I have used the above discussed manual method but it seems to be quite lengthy and I am unable to find it comfortable. Is there any other solution available?

You can export CSV files into VCF format and later on move VCF file to Mac Mail. As VCF file format is applicable everywhere so you can simply access VCF file in Mac Mail.

Can you please elaborate the process to export CSV files into VCF format?

You can simply use CSV to VCF Converter third-party tool that will rapidly convert CSV file into vCard format and then you can import VCF into Mac Mail. The tool will simply export all the contacts from CSV to VCF in an eye blink. A very simplified and easy handling application. Get the link of the application for more information about it –
https://www.softaken.com/csv-to-vcard-converter

I followed the above method and got my CSV files converted into VCF format. Now, how can I import the VCF file into Mac Mail?

Just go to Mac Mail and choose Contacts > Preferences > Click VCF file and VCF file is successfully imported in Mac Mail Address Book.