Do you want to transfer new contacts or updated Outlook contacts from your Windows PC or laptop to an iPhone or iPad? With the iDevice Manager Pro Edition, you can import contacts from Microsoft Outlook or Outlook 365, review them on your PC, and easily send individual, multiple, or all selected entries to your Apple device.
Kontakte importieren Kontakte übertragen Try now for freeInstead of laboriously exporting contacts and manually recreating them, you can import your Outlook contacts directly into iDevice Manager Pro Edition and then transfer them to your iPhone or iPad. This is ideal if you want to add new contacts, update existing data, or send selected entries directly to an Apple device.
Especially handy: You can view the imported contacts in a list before transferring them and decide for yourself which entries should be transferred. This way, you stay in control and work much more efficiently. 🔹 Individual contacts, 🔹 multiple selected contacts, or 🔹 entire contact lists can be processed flexibly.
The first step is to import your contacts from Microsoft Outlook. After that, the entries will be clearly displayed so you can review them and process them as needed.
💡 Tip: This procedure is particularly helpful if you want to review contacts from Outlook on your PC or laptop first before transferring them to your iPhone or iPad.
After importing, Outlook contacts can be sent directly to an iPhone or iPad. You decide whether you want to transfer individual, multiple, or all contacts.
Important for the first connection When using the app for the first time, access to contacts must be allowed. The Wi-Fi connection can only be established if the PC or laptop and the iPhone are connected to the same network. In some cases, internet security or firewall software may prevent the connection. In that case, iDevice Manager Pro Edition must be added as a trusted application.
You choose which contacts to transfer from your PC to your iPhone or iPad.
Even if contacts have been updated in Outlook, you can transfer the desired entries again.
The connection is made via Wi-Fi using the iManager app – convenient in the office, while working from home, or on the go within the same network.
Before sending, you can view contacts with their key details directly in the program window.
You can not only transfer Outlook contacts to your iPhone, but also save them as a vCard file on your PC, laptop, or NAS. This is useful for archiving, migration, or additional backups.
For an external backup, you can also transfer your Outlook contacts to Dropbox. Selecting contacts is just as easy as when exporting to a PC.
If you use Microsoft services, backing up your Outlook contacts to OneDrive is a convenient option. This allows you to store an additional backup of your contacts outside your local PC.
This page is especially helpful if you manage contacts from Microsoft Outlook or Outlook 365 on Windows and want to transfer them to an iPhone or iPad. This applies to both new contacts and contacts that have already been modified or added on the PC.
Yes. In iDevice Manager Pro Edition, you can select individual, multiple, or all imported contacts and then transfer them specifically to your iPhone or iPad.
Yes. The tool is also designed to transfer new or updated contacts from Microsoft Outlook or Outlook 365 on a PC or laptop to an iPhone or iPad.
No. For the process described, the iPhone does not need to be connected via USB. The connection is established via Wi-Fi using the iManager app.
Your PC or laptop and iPhone must be on the same network. Additionally, a firewall or security software may be blocking the connection. In this case, iDevice Manager Pro Edition must be added as a trusted application.
Yes. Outlook contacts can also be saved as vCard files on the PC or a NAS. Additionally, exporting to Dropbox or OneDrive is possible.
In iDevice Manager Pro Edition, the first and last name, primary email address, and primary phone number of the respective Outlook contact are displayed.
Yes. The procedure described is not only intended for the iPhone but is also suitable for the iPad, provided the contacts are available in Outlook on Windows and are subsequently transferred using the app.
Import your contacts from Outlook, review the entries on your PC, and then transfer them directly to your iPhone or iPad. Simple, clear, and flexible.