Contacts to PDF: Address Book
Aaron Hampton · Productivity
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A reliability update with fixes throughout. • Imports more of your contacts correctly, including vCards saved in UTF-16 and cards that were skipped or duplicated. • Long names and phone numbers now wrap in the PDF instead of being cut off. • February 29 birthdays now appear correctly. • Exporting a PDF can no longer hang. • Search results stay current after your contacts change. • Contacts sort into the right alphabetical section in every language. • If you deselect every contact, that choice is now remembered after you relaunch. • In the Compact layout, options that don't apply are now turned off. • The purchase screen handles App Store connection problems more gracefully.
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Turn your contacts into a printable PDF in minutes. Pick exactly who to include, choose a layout, export. Everything stays on your device. Perfect for: • Leaving an emergency contact sheet with a babysitter or caregiver • Making a phone book for a parent or grandparent who doesn't use a smartphone • Printing a staff roster or office directory • Keeping a paper backup of your address book HOW IT WORKS 1. MAKE — Generate a contact sheet in minutes. No setup, no sign-in. 2. PICK — Choose exactly which contacts to include. The babysitter doesn't need all 400 contacts — just the 8 that matter. 3. PRINT — Pick from three layouts, then save, AirDrop, email, or print. THREE LAYOUTS • Classic — Roomy cards with names, numbers, emails, and addresses. Reads like a printed address book. • Compact — Dense list that fits more contacts per page. Great for fridge-sheet phone books. • Directory — Two-column format perfect for staff rosters and team lists. PRIVACY-FIRST Your contacts never leave your device. ContactPDF works entirely offline — no analytics, no tracking, no account, no cloud upload. The app asks for Contacts permission once, generates the PDF locally, and that's it. WHO IT'S FOR • Parents prepping an emergency sheet for the babysitter or nanny • Adult children helping an elderly parent stay connected with a printable phone book • Office managers printing staff directories or team rosters • Anyone who wants a paper backup of their address book WHY PDF? Because paper still works. A printed contact list doesn't need batteries, signal, or a passcode. Pin it to the fridge. Slip it in a wallet. Hand it to a caregiver. ContactPDF makes that easy.
What's new · 1.2
A reliability update with fixes throughout. • Imports more of your contacts correctly, including vCards saved in UTF-16 and cards that were skipped or duplicated. • Long names and phone numbers now wrap in the PDF instead of being cut off. • February 29 birthdays now appear correctly. • Exporting a PDF can no longer hang. • Search results stay current after your contacts change. • Contacts sort into the right alphabetical section in every language. • If you deselect every contact, that choice is now remembered after you relaunch. • In the Compact layout, options that don't apply are now turned off. • The purchase screen handles App Store connection problems more gracefully.
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