Google Contacts now lets you make your personal card; here's how I set up mine
Android Police 2026-07-22 10:00:15
Context: Google has introduced an update to its Contacts application, allowing users to create a personal contact card, called "Your info," which can be easily shared with others. This feature was rolled out in August and provides a more streamlined way to share contact information compared to the previous method of creating a regular contact and adding it to favorites. The new feature is part of Google's efforts to simplify contact sharing.
Key Facts
- Google recently started rolling out an update to its Contacts application that allows users to create their own contact card, called "Your info," which can be shared with others when they ask for their details.
- The new "Your info" card in Google Contacts pulls in details from the user's Google account by default, including their photo, phone number, and email address, and can be edited to add or remove information.
- To edit the pre-filled details from their Google account, users can go to their Google account's online page and change them there, and then the changes will be reflected in the "Your info" card.
- The "Your info" card allows users to choose what details to share with each person before sending them the contact information, using a "Choose details to share" option that offers customization.
- When sharing the contact card, Google generates a .vcf contact card that can be sent through any application and is readable by all modern phones' Contacts apps.