UPDATE: We’ve made it incredibly easy to sync your iPhone and Google contacts. Just install and you can sync your contacts from Google, Twitter, AngelList and more. Last updated: 12 May, 2015 We hear from a lot of folks who have trouble syncing their iPhone Contacts with their Google Contacts.

This is a common pain point for iPhone users – especially compared to the relative ease of setting up an Android to sync with Google Contacts. We’re working on some new features for the that will make the process of syncing your contacts with an iPhone much, much easier. In the meantime, we’ve written up a quick guide to help you get things set up right. This entire process will take 10-15 minutes max, and it will save you a lot of confusion later. Set it and forget it. If you’re an Outlook.com, Yahoo, or Hotmail user, don’t worry – we’ll help you out in a future blog post.

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So which accounts should you connect to your phone? You probably don’t want all your contacts on your phone, because that will slow down the process of searching or scrolling through contacts to make a call. Instead, if you’re like me, you’d rather see a focused list of people with whom you might need to communicate while on the go. As you consider, it’s important to note that, on your iPhone, you can easily connect an email account without syncing the contacts. This can be helpful when you don’t want to sift through a list of several thousand contacts (pulled from multiple Google accounts) to place a call.

For Google accounts specifically, you won’t be able to connect both your contacts and email in one step. Connect Your Gmail to Your iPhone For the most part, this is pretty simple. Tap the Settings icon on your iPhone.

Scroll down a bit until you see Mail, Contacts, Calendars. You’ll then see all of your connected email accounts listed under Accounts. Tap Add Account, select Gmail, and you’ll then be prompted to enter the relevant information, such as email address, password, and description.

I like to label the email accounts with simple names like “Work Mail,” “Personal Mail,” or “Junk Mail” to make it easy to find the right account in my iPhone inbox instead of trying to decipher between several similar email account names (like bartlorang@ceos.com and bart.lorang@ceos.com, for example). For Google accounts, I specifically add the “Mail” at the end of the description to remind me that the default connection only connects Mail and Calendar, not Contacts. This is a key point, and a point of confusion and frustration for Google Contacts users. Just because you connect your Gmail does not mean your Google contacts are connected as well.

This means that if you stop right now, any changes you make to contacts on your iPhone – or new contacts you add – will not show up in your Google Contacts on the web (and vice versa). For Google, you’ll have to use separate protocols to sync contacts. Connect Your Google Contacts to Your iPhone There are two ways to sync your Google Contacts. For Google, the one you use depends on whether you’re using a personal Gmail (or Googlemail.com) account or a Google Apps account. Of note, no matter which Google method you use, your phone will only sync with your “My Contacts” in Google. It will not sync your Other Contacts* or Google Plus Circles.