Instructions for finding and merging duplicate contacts in Google

With nearly 90% of the world's smartphones running Android and most of Gmail's market share in the email field, it can be said that billions of people around the world are using Google Contacts as their primary contacts.

If you have used this application for years, your contacts may have many duplicate contacts. Therefore, Google integrates a feature that helps you find and merge those duplicate contacts. Please follow the article below to know how to do it in detail!

1. How to set up Gmail, Google Calendar and Google Contacts on iPhone or iPad

How to find and merge duplicate contacts in Google

First, you need to access contacts.google.com and sign in with your Google account login.

In the left panel of the screen, click Duplicates.

The duplicate contacts will be listed here. The process will use the name field, phone number and email address.

Click Merge All if you accept all Google exports automatically or check the boxes next to the relevant items and click Merge if you want to merge manually.

Your changes will be reflected in Google's ecosystem: on Android, Gmail phones and any other Google services.

If your contacts contain multiple duplicate contacts, follow the steps above to merge them!

Good luck!

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