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Unsubscribe From Emails in Gmail, in Bulk

See every newsletter and promotional sender in one list, tick the ones you are done with, and unsubscribe from all of them at once. Then delete everything they ever sent.

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Key Features

Everything you need to work smarter with AI in Google Workspace.

Every subscription in one list

The scan reads the unsubscribe headers senders include in their emails and marks each sender as a newsletter, with how many emails they sent.

One click per sender, or all at once

Select ten senders and unsubscribe from all of them in one action. GPT Workspace uses the sender's own one-click unsubscribe or sends the unsubscribe email for you.

Unsubscribe and delete the backlog

Choose "Unsubscribe and delete all" to also move every past email from that sender to Trash in the same step.

Nothing leaves your account

Unsubscribe requests go straight from GPT Workspace to the sender. Your emails are not stored, and deletions are reversible from Trash.

How It Works

Get started in minutes, no technical setup required.

01
Install GPT Workspace

Install GPT Workspace

One-click install from Chrome Web Store. Works instantly with your Google account. No setup, no configuration, no credit card.

02
Open Gmail

Open Gmail

Open Gmail as usual. The GPT Workspace sidebar appears on the right, ready to help.

Works in any document
03

Describe your task

Describe what you want, pick a tone, and GPT will handle it instantly. Edit, improve, or translate in one click.

AI writes in seconds

Frequently Asked Questions

Gmail shows an Unsubscribe link next to the sender name on some messages, one email at a time. GPT Workspace lists every sender that offers unsubscribe in a single table so you can handle dozens in one sitting.

Senders that follow the email standard include a List-Unsubscribe header. GPT Workspace reads it and either calls the one-click unsubscribe endpoint or sends the unsubscribe email from your account. When a sender only offers a web page, it opens that page for you.

No. The request looks exactly like clicking the Unsubscribe link in the email, because it uses the same link the sender provided.

They are marked "No unsubscribe link". You can still delete all their past emails and, with an AI rule, send future emails from them to Trash automatically.

Gmail's page handles one subscription at a time and leaves the old emails in place. GPT Workspace unsubscribes from many senders in one action and can delete their backlog in the same step.

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