Almost all of us have thousands of undeleted Gmail emails, which fill up the free storage space provided by Google. The search giant only offers a total of 15GB free space for all the Google accounts, including Gmail, Drive, Photos and more. Though an email does not occupy a lot of space, collectively they can. In fact, after a specific number of emails, Google starts sending you mail that you should delete your emails or to buy storage. Hence, one must keep deleting the emails that are of no use in order to save space. Do note that once the free cloud storage space is full, users are required to pay ₹1,100 per year for 100GB. So, if you don’t want to pay, keep deleting Gmail emails to clean your inbox.

Not only unwanted Gmail emails, but also delete unwanted photos and videos. Even Gmail itself comes with a feature that automatically deletes emails that you don’t want to keep. But you have to set filters for Gmail auto-deletion feature to work in order to keep your inbox clean.

How to delete old Gmail email

Deleting old emails is a manual task as you have to select the mails one-by-one. However, you can delete most of the emails at once easily by setting a filter. You just need to enter the name or email address in the search bar and select the “All” tab on the top and click on the delete icon. This will delete hundreds of emails at once.