smithjones24
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A few weeks ago, I planned to copy contacts from one Gmail to another because my old student Gmail contained years of saved numbers and I wanted them inside my new professional account. The usual manual method technically works, but when you have hundreds of contacts, repeating download and upload steps feels inefficient and slightly stressful. I also worried about losing label groups and structured information, which would require hours to reorganize. So I looked for a method that could back up everything first and then help me move the contacts securely. During this process, I learned about the SysInfo Gmail Mail Backup Tool, which is designed for complete Gmail data protection, including contacts, emails, calendars, photos, and drive files. It supports bulk downloading, multiple saving formats, and easy authentication for secure login. Another advantage is its compatibility with both older and latest system versions, so installation wasn’t a problem. The ability to preview items before saving also adds confidence that the correct data is selected. Overall, using a dedicated backup utility made the transfer process far less complicated.