Enable virtual card upload – vcf,vcard
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About
Enables upload of virtual card (vcf,vcard) files.
What It Does
This plugin registers .vcf and .vcard MIME types with WordPress so these virtual card files can be uploaded through the media library or any standard upload form. Once activated, users and administrators can add, store, and serve contact card files without being blocked by WordPress's default file type restrictions.
Who It's For
This plugin is best suited for small site owners who need to collect or distribute electronic business cards, such as real estate agents, recruiters, networking groups, and event organizers running on WordPress. It is also a lightweight fit for directory or CRM-style sites that accept vCard submissions from members or clients.
Who Should Skip It
If you already use a form plugin like WPForms or Contact Form 7 with an add-on that handles custom file types, you do not need this plugin. Sites that do not deal with contact card exchange or contact data import will find no value in installing it.
The Bottom Line
Enable virtual card upload does one narrow job and does it well, with a recent update and broad compatibility earning it a 74.32 quality score. The main risk is the near-zero track record on support threads, so buyers should be comfortable troubleshooting on their own. For anyone who simply needs vCard uploads unblocked, it is a tidy and reliable choice.
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