How to Delete More Than 50 Emails in Gmail

Gmail allows you to delete emails in bulk, making it easy to declutter your inbox. Here’s a comprehensive guide on how to delete more than 50 emails in Gmail:

Select All Emails

Go to your Gmail inbox.
Click the checkbox in the top-left corner to select all emails.
Note: This will only select the emails currently displayed on the page. If you have more than 50 emails, you’ll need to repeat this step after loading more emails by scrolling down.

Filter by Date or Sender

If you want to delete emails from a specific date range or from a certain sender, use the search bar at the top of the inbox.
For example, to delete emails received in the past week, use the search operator after:2023/03/01. To delete emails from a specific sender, use from:sender@example.com.
Once you have applied the filter, all matching emails will be displayed.
You can then select all of the filtered emails as described in the previous step.

Use Advanced Search Operators

Gmail provides a set of advanced search operators that allow you to refine your search criteria.
For example, to delete emails larger than 10 MB, use the operator size:10000000.
To delete emails with attachments, use has:attachment.
You can combine multiple operators to create complex search queries.

Confirm Deletion

After selecting the emails you want to delete, click the “Delete” button at the top of the inbox.
A confirmation dialog will appear. Click “Delete” again to proceed.
Deleted emails are moved to the “Trash” folder. You can recover them from the trash within 30 days.