How to Transfer Contacts from Android to iPhone via Bluetooth

Can you transfer contacts from Android to iPhone via Bluetooth?

Yes, you can! Move to iOS app can help you clone Android to iPhone but you just want to transfer contacts. Well, the process of connecting an Android and iPhone device via Bluetooth is straightforward and hassle-free, requiring no additional hardware. By establishing a Bluetooth connection, you can wirelessly connect both devices and share data between them.

In this guide, I will show you how to transfer contacts from Android to iPhone via Bluetooth. In fact, there are several other methods available for transferring contacts from Android to iPhone, which are also covered in this article. If Bluetooth does not meet your requirements, you can explore alternative methods to complete Android to iPhone contacts transfer.

How to transfer contacts from Android to iPhone via Bluetooth

Let’s start to see how to transfer contacts from Android to iPhone via Bluetooth. To begin the process of transferring contacts between your Android and iPhone devices using Bluetooth, ensure that Bluetooth is enabled on both devices and that they are within Bluetooth range. Follow these steps:

Step 1: On your Android device, tap on the Settings icon. Then, navigate to Device Connectivity and select Bluetooth. Enable Bluetooth by tapping on the toggle switch.

Step 2: On your iPhone, open the Settings app and locate the Bluetooth option. Tap on it to enable Bluetooth.

Step 3: On the Android device, go to Contacts app and select the contacts you wish to transfer to your iPhone.

Step 4: Tap on the Share icon located at the bottom of the screen. From the sharing options, select Bluetooth. Choose the iPhone device to which you want to send the selected contacts.

Step 5: After initiating the transfer from your Android device, you will receive a notification on your iPhone asking you to accept the shared files. Tap on the Accept option to receive the contacts. The received contacts will automatically be added to your contact list on the iPhone.

By following these steps, you can successfully Bluetooth contacts from Android to iPhone.

Other 3 ways to transfer contacts from Android to iPhone

Why do you want to know how to transfer contacts from Android to iPhone via Bluetooth? Probably you want to complete the transfer wirelessly or without a network. In fact, there are many other ways that can help you complete contact transfer without or without the internet.

Way 1. Transfer contacts from Android to iPhone via Gmail

Google Contacts service provides an effortless way for Android phone users to back up and share their phone contacts. Fortunately, Apple offers a solution for users to sync their contacts with Google, allowing contacts to be easily accessed on an iPhone. You can follow the steps below to transfer contacts from Android to iPhone.

Step 1: Sync Android Phone Contacts to Google

• On your Android device, go to Settings.
• Choose "Account & Sync" or a similar option.
• Select "Google" and sign in with your Google account.
• Enable the contacts sync option to initiate the synchronization process.

Step 2: Sync Contacts to iPhone

• On your iPhone, navigate to Settings.
• Tap on "Mail" and then select "Accounts".
• Choose "Add Accounts" and select "Google" from the options.
• Enter your Google account information and tap "Next".
• Enable the Contacts sync option to allow the synchronization of contacts.
• Tap "Save" to confirm the settings.

Way 2. Transfer Contatcs from Android to iPhone via Xender

Xender is a free app that supports data transfer between Android and iPhone devices. It’s a good choice if you want to share files from Android to iPhone wirelessly.

Step 1: Download and launch the Xender app on both your Android phone and iPhone.

Step 2: On your Android phone, look for the green cross icon positioned at the center of the Xender interface. Tap on it to access the send and receive options. Choose the "Send" option to proceed.

Step 3: On your iPhone, open the Xender app and tap the "Receive" button. Then, use your iPhone to scan the QR code displayed on the Android phone's screen. This will establish a connection between the devices and initiate the transfer process.

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Way 3. Transfer contacts from Android to iPhone via FoneTool

FoneTool for iOS offers a distinct advantage by allowing you to transfer a large number of files simultaneously between Android and iPhone devices. It provides wireless transfer functionality for photos, videos, music, contacts, and more. The process does not require a Wi-Fi network connection and does not consume data. Here is a full guide to do that:

Step 1: Download and install FoneTool from the App Store on both your Android phone and iPhone.

Step 2: Open FoneTool on both devices and grant the necessary permissions for WLAN usage. (No Wi-Fi network connection is required, just ensure that the Wi-Fi option is turned on.)

Step 3: Navigate to Connect Device > Connect to iOS within the FoneTool app on your Android device. Tap the name of the device you wish to connect with to establish a connection.

Step 4: On your Android phone, go to the File Transfer section within FoneTool. Select the files you want to transfer to your iPhone. Once selected, tap the Send button to initiate the transfer process.

The transferred contacts will be saved in the respective apps on your iPhone, namely the Contacts app. With FoneTool, you can conveniently transfer files wirelessly and enjoy seamless access to your transferred data on your iPhone.

You can also use the FoneTool desktop app to transfer contacts from your Android device to your iPhone. First export contacts from your Android phone to your computer and then import them to your iPhone  

Step 1: Export contacts from Android phone to computer

• Open the Contacts app on your Android device.
• Look for a gear icon or three-dot menu in the app interface, typically located in the top right corner. Tap on it.
• Find "Manage Contacts" > "Import/Export Contacts" or a similar option. Tap on it.
• Select the "Export to storage" or similar option from the available choices.

• Your Android device will now generate a VCF (Virtual Contact File) containing all your contacts and save it in the phone's memory or storage
• Plug in your Android phone to computer and export contacts.

Step 2: Import contacts to iPhone

• Click the download button to download FoneTool.

• Run FoneTool on your PC and connect your iPhone to the computer using a USB cable.
• In the FoneTool interface, locate and click on the "Phone Transfer" feature.
• From the available options, choose "PC to iPhone" and click on the "Start Transfer" button.

• Click Contacts tab > Click to browse your computer and select the contacts you want to transfer.

• After selecting the desired contacts, click on the "Start Transfer" button to transfer contacts to iPhone.

Final words

That’s all about how to transfer contacts from Android to iPhone via Bluetooth. Indeed, transferring contacts from Android to iPhone via Bluetooth is one method, but it may encounter issues that can hinder the transfer process. In such cases, you have alternative options to consider: use Gmail or Xender to transfer contacts wirelessly, or use FoneTool to complete the transfer on a computer.

With FoneTool's powerful feature, you can also transfer contacts from iPhone to iPhone with different Apple ID.

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