How to use Contact Field Validator and Formatter
- Paste contact CSV and name the relevant columns.
- Run the syntax and formatting review.
- Compare originals, normalized values and row findings before using the export.
Example: Contact Field Validator and Formatter
CSV contact rows containing [email protected], +1 202 555 0123 and an HTTPS URL.
Options
- Input source
- Paste the table or select one UTF-8 CSV/TSV file. Clear the pasted text before choosing a file; the tool refuses two simultaneous sources.
- Column names
- Match the exact header for each contact type. Leave a name blank to skip that type. Original columns remain beside the added normalized values and status columns.
Supported inputs and limits
Where your input is processed
This tool processes your input in this browser. Your text and files are not uploaded to UseFreeTools. Check this tool's limits for anything it may save on your device.
Syntax-only results still need context
A plausible address, international digit string or normalized URL does not prove that a mailbox exists, a number is assigned or a website is reachable. Review rows marked for manual checking instead of deleting them automatically. Export guards protect spreadsheet formula prefixes and may affect displayed text, so compare the resulting cells before replacing another contact list.
Questions about Contact Field Validator and Formatter
Does a valid email result mean the mailbox exists?
No. It is a syntax check with no delivery or DNS request.
Does phone formatting prove a number is assigned?
No. It checks international digit syntax, not national numbering rules or assignment.
Are original values overwritten?
No. The review retains original cells alongside normalized values and findings.