The contacts will now be saved as a .vcf file on your phone.
You can manually convert by creating a new text file and typing: Spbm File To Vcf
for contact in contacts: # Name if contact['name']: f.write(f"FN:contact['name']\r\n") # Split name parts if possible name_parts = contact['name'].split(maxsplit=1) if len(name_parts) == 2: f.write(f"N:name_parts[1];name_parts[0];;;\r\n") else: f.write(f"N:contact['name'];;;;\r\n") else: f.write(f"N:Unknown;;;;\r\n") f.write(f"FN:Unknown Contact\r\n") The contacts will now be saved as a
Here is the first major hurdle: Because the SPBM format is proprietary and outdated, most modern file converters do not recognize it. You will not find an online tool that says "Upload SPBM → Download VCF." Export from Phone: Once the contacts are back
Connect a Samsung phone to your computer and use the Restore feature to load the .spbm backup file onto the device. Export from Phone: Once the contacts are back on the phone: Open the Contacts app. Go to Settings > Manage Contacts > Import/Export contacts . Select Export and choose VCF file as the destination.