How to find your Google Contacts?

You can find your Google Contacts using any of the following two options.

How to find your Google Contacts?

Option 1:

You can see all of your Google Contacts by clicking here or directly typing contacts.google.com in your web browser.

Option 2:

Follow the steps below to find your Google Contacts:

1. Log into your Google/Gmail/G Suite account.

2. Click on Google Apps Icon on the top right (next to your profile image).

3. Click on the blue icon titled Contacts.

4. In the newly opened tab, you can see all of your Google Contacts.

Here you can easily see, edit, and share your Google Contacts using Shared Contacts for Gmail. If you are interested in seeing the tutorial about sharing your contacts then here's the full tutorial about how you can easily share your contacts from Google Contacts manager.

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