How to Delete Mails in Bulk in Gmail?
We all receive hundreds of mail daily in our Gmail inbox, most of them are promotional mails, notifications and spams. With time, we got thousands of mail stored in inbox, and it becomes impossible to find the important mail in this heap of mails.
The solution to this problem is easy. You have to delete unwanted mails in your inbox. But there are thousands of them. Can you delete all of them at once?
Yes you can. With Gmail desktop version you got an option to select all mails under specific label and perform bulk action on them like deletion, marking them read or archiving them. This handy feature will save a lot of your time and frustration.
So, let's understand how to perform a bulk delete operation in Gmail.
Steps to Bulk Delete Mails in Gmail Inbox:
Login to your Gmail Account from any browser in your pc.
Select the label from the sidebar of which you want to delete all mails. For the sake of this tutorial, let's say we select Primary label.
Click on the checkbox on the top of toolbar and select All from the floating menu opened.
Once checked, you will see a blue text instruction on the top of the list of mails, saying Select all mails in Primary Label. Click on it, and it will automatically select all the mails inside that label.
Once all mails get selected, click on the Delete icon ion the top toolbar to delete all mails at once.
The previous step will move all your mails in to Trash, to permanently delete mails click on the Trash label on the left sidebar and repeat above steps for trash mails.
So here you go, a super easy tutorial to bulk delete mails from Gmail inbox. You can also perform the same steps for other operation like mark read, archiving etc. Hope this quick tutorial will help you sometime.
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