How to Mass Delete Emails on Gmail?

[AvaJones]

My Gmail inbox is cluttered with too many emails, and I want to clean it up quickly. Can you suggest the easiest way to mass delete emails on Gmail?

 

[stevesmith]

To delete all emails on Gmail, open the search box and filter the messages by clicking the select checkbox and then clicking the trash icon and select all conversations. You can also filter using the sender, date, label, or keyword to make it easier to delete the emails.

 

[Rapunzel]

To mass delete emails on Gmail, open Gmail, choose a category or search term, click the Select All checkbox, then click Select all conversations, and press the Delete (trash) icon.

 

[Frenchie]

In Gmail, you have to get into your account using a desktop browser to delete emails in bulk. At the upper-left, there is a checkbox which can be used to choose every message that is visible. Next, the blue button: Select all conversations in [Category] will be required to highlight all the emails. Finally, click the trash icon.

 

[TrasvisHead]

To mass delete emails on Gmail, open Gmail on desktop, select a category or search, click the Select all checkbox, choose Select all conversations, then click the Trash icon. Empty Trash to permanently delete.

 

[Choaks]

In Gmail, it is possible to mass delete email by selecting all messages in a search result or a folder, by ensuring that you have all the pages marked and you can then use the delete option to remove all the emails at once.

 

[William Johnson]

To clear a lot of emails in a short period of time, you can delete Gmail email in bulk by querying all the messages under a specific folder or a search query and by using the option to appear at all conversations before clearing them.