How to Send Your Contact Card via Text or Email

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Send Your Contact Card via Text or Email

How to Send Your Contact Card via Text or Email

This guide will teach you how to send your iPhone contact card (complete with your name, photo, phone number, Facebook and other social network info) via text message or email.

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Step 1 of 10
To get started launch the Contacts app and select one of your contact lists.

To get started launch the Contacts app and select one of your contact lists.

Step 2 of 10
Choose your name from the list. If your name is not there, create a contact for yourself and provide information you are comfortable enough to send to business contacts.

Choose your name from the list. If your name is not there, create a contact for yourself and provide information you are comfortable enough to send to business contacts.

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You can actually fill out a ton of awesome information you wouldn't be able to fit on a traditional business card.  See the next few slides to get an idea of information to include.

You can actually fill out a ton of awesome information you wouldn't be able to fit on a traditional business card. See the next few slides to get an idea of information to include.

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The Contact app provides expandable blocks of information.  You can create custom fields to allow for all your social media profiles, web addresses, mobile/office/home phones, etc...

The Contact app provides expandable blocks of information. You can create custom fields to allow for all your social media profiles, web addresses, mobile/office/home phones, etc...

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Once you have all the information entered, tap Share Contact.

Once you have all the information entered, tap Share Contact.

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Tap on Email (I'll show you Message next)

Tap on Email (I'll show you Message next)

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An email message will pop up with your contact card automatically attached.  Notice the file is a .vcf so any phone/device that supports this file format will be able to import the contact card.

An email message will pop up with your contact card automatically attached. Notice the file is a .vcf so any phone/device that supports this file format will be able to import the contact card.

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If you prefer to send the card via text message (my preference) then tap on Message.

If you prefer to send the card via text message (my preference) then tap on Message.

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iMessage launches with your contact card already attached.  Simply add a phone number or iCloud email address and whatever message tickles your fancy.

iMessage launches with your contact card already attached. Simply add a phone number or iCloud email address and whatever message tickles your fancy.

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That's it! Check out my other iOS & Mac guides here on Snapguide or on my website www.gksargent.com/blog. Connect with me on Facebook & Twitter to submit a request for future guides. -Greg 😏

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Gregory Sargent

Thanks Kiesuke! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

(author) 10 months ago

Kiesuke Masahiro

Sorry my grammar or words r wrong I like it really thanks sorry for my I write the wrong spells

Kiesuke Masahiro 10 months ago

Kiesuke Masahiro

Thanks a lot unlike it I did not know that ohhh really thanks for the info😄😄😄

Kiesuke Masahiro 10 months ago

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Gregory Sargent

Haha, yes but two are numbers to my business and the other is a google voice number...easy block! 😝

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