I have a lot of contacts on my iPhone from when my iPhone was on an Exchange Server where I worked. I am retired now and no longer have an account on the Exchange Server, but the contacts are still on my iPhone. I now use Gmail.

How can I move the Exchange contacts into my iCloud account?

1. There's an app called 'Contact Mover & Account Sync' that can do the job. Check it out at the App Store at:

2. There's an app called 'Contact Mover & Account Sync' that can do the job. Check it out at the App Store at:

3. Since you still have all the contacts in your iPhone, then you can snyc everything with your iCloud account. Just try to check it in your icloud.

4. Is it legal to use business contacts now that you are no longer associated with this company?

5. see this out
   it may help u ...
   http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1260636

6. You will have to move the contacts from the 'On my iPhone' list to one of lists belonging/syncing to iCloud. The only way I know of doing this is via a computer.

   The steps would be to setup iCloud on your computer, connect the iPhone and then move the contacts to the Contact list that is part of iCloud.

   If the iPhone was never connected to a computer or previously synced with another device you may be warned that your data will be deleted. In that case you'll have to to use third party tools to move the data to the computer, e.g. Phone to PC
   http://www.macroplant.com/phonetopc/

7. iCloud: Microsoft Exchange behavior with iCloud
   http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5058

   If you have Microsoft Outlook with access to the same Exchange account:
   1) 1.Export all contacts as vcf
   http://manage-this.com/backup-outlook-contacts-to-vcard-3-easy-steps/
   2) a) Import into iCloud by first Log in to iCloud
   b) Click Contacts
   c) Drag the .vcf file into the window under All Contacts. Wait a little bit depending on contacts.
   d) On your iPhone, go to Settings > iCloud and make sure Contacts is listed as ON.

   #1) Plug in your device, find it in iTunes, select the Info tab.
   #2) Check Sync Contacts with Google Contacts. Enter account info and then sync your device. This will add an extra category in your Contacts on your device. Mine called it 'On My PC'.
   #3) Check to make sure your device has accepted all of your Google Contacts by going to contacts and looking in each new group.
   #4) Go back to iTunes and uncheck Sync Contacts. iTunes will ask you if you want to leave associated contacts on phone, select 'Leave contacts on device'.
   #5) Go to Settings on your device and select 'iCloud'. All items should be ON, turn contacts OFF. Your phone will ask you if you want to leave all contacts on your phone. Leave them on your phone.
   #6) Turn contacts back ON and your device will then ask you if you want to merge all contacts to iCloud, hit Merge.
   http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1253546

   Google Contacts to iCloud
   http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=66-dOR4pPJU

Hey, I have a new iPad Air recently and now I'm wondering why my contacts on my iPhone won't be seen on the iPad. They share one iCloud account, actually. Can anyone help? This really frustrates me because it is impossible that I manually save these contacts on iPad.

• Choose Apple menu System Preferences, then click Apple ID. If you’re using macOS Mojave or earlier, click iCloud. Choose the apps – like Notes, Photos and iCloud Drive – that you want to use with iCloud.
• The app accepts virtually any file type, for example app-content like images from websites, text snippets, web urls, eMails and documents - no matter if you drag, copy, share or download them. Here's what users say about Yoink: 'The best shelf app on iOS' - Igloouk, UK App Store 'Most useful app in.

Patrick

Let's face it, everything is slowly transitioning to the cloud; it's more reliable, more practical and much more secure. So, it's no wonder that Apple's iCloud became so popular. But, some users just don't know how to navigate their way around their iPhone and iCloud, especially the 'On My iPhone' contacts to iCloud. There's a vast array of functions, some of which are more complex than others.

ICloud automatically keeps apps — including Mail, Calendar, Contacts, Reminders, Safari and some of your favourite apps from the App Store — updated across all your devices. So when you add a new phone number, bookmark a website or update a slide in a presentation, the change appears everywhere.

Now, what if you want to move your contacts from your iPhone to iCloud so you can access them on a new device, just like what Patrick are facing?

1. Steps to Move Contacts from 'On My iPhone' to iCloud

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Let's say – for example – you have a professional contact list that you desperately need to transfer to iCloud, so you can then retrieve it on a new work device. Here's exactly how to do it:

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• Go into Settings on your iPhone, then scroll down until you see 'Mail, Contacts, Calendar'. Click into that tab, find 'Contacts' (for iOS 10.2 and earlier version. If you use iOS 10.3 and later versions, just locate 'Contacts' directly), and you should see 'Sort Order, Display Order, Short Name, My Info'.
• Alongside those, you should also see 'Default Account'. Tap into it and if iCloud isn't checked, your contacts won't automatically sync with your iCloud, and will be sent to an alternative group.
• Open 'Contacts', go into 'Groups' and uncheck iCloud contacts. Assess how many aren't on iCloud and delete them individually. Return to Settings, click 'iCloud' and turn off the Contacts to iCloud sync.
• Restart your iPhone. Go back into Settings, and turn the Contacts to iCloud sync back on. Check your iCloud account to determine whether the contacts have been sent over to your iCloud from your iPhone.

2. Preparation before Moving Contacts from iPhone to iCloud

Before you dive into the above process, you need to ensure your contacts are safe. The last thing you want is to lose your contact list! You have 2 options.

Download Contacts from iCloud: If you want to download your contacts directly from iCloud so you have a backup on your computer, click here to see how to do.

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Export Contacts from iPhone: The other option is to export your contacts straight from your iPhone. If that's your preferred choice, click here and keep your contacts on computer in case any loss or you will need to use these contacts on computer.

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3. Additional Tip: What to Do If You Lose Contacts?

Unfortunately, there's a possibility that you could lose some of your data, either from your iPhone or iCloud. By utilising the iMyFone software, you can recover lost iPhone contacts extremely quickly. Whether you want to retrieve contacts from your iPhone or retrieve contacts from your iCloud account, the procedure is very simple.

Moving contacts from “On My iPhone” on device to iCloud is relatively easy, and it's essentially down to making sure the sync function is activated. You can follow the steps we've provided in this article. Plus, if the worst case scenario occurs and you lose data, you can then count on iMyFone.