Google Contacts Rolls Out Calling Card Sharing via vCards
Google Contacts now lets you share custom Calling Cards through .vcf files, rolling out in version 4.88.28.981523105, plus a new archived info option.
Google Contacts is rolling out the ability to share custom Calling Cards through vCards, the .vcf files used to exchange contact details. The feature arrives in Google Contacts version 4.88.28.981523105, according to a report from androidauthority.com.
When creating a .vcf file, users can now choose whether to include their custom Calling Card data. That means the card travels with the contact file only if the sender opts in.
The update also adds a new "View archived info" option under contact settings for "Your info," giving users a way to review archived details tied to their own profile.
Background
Google Contacts added Calling Cards support in 2025, letting users set a custom card that others can see. Earlier in September 2026, the ability to share those custom Calling Cards was spotted in development.
Google's support documentation has described Calling Card effects for over a year, but the feature is not present in the app.
Quick answers
How do I share my Calling Card in Google Contacts?
When creating a .vcf file, you can choose whether to include your custom Calling Card data.
Which Google Contacts version adds Calling Card sharing?
The feature is rolling out on Google Contacts version 4.88.28.981523105.
What is the new archived info option in Google Contacts?
A "View archived info" option has been added under contact settings for "Your info."