Mass Delete Emails in Gmail, Not Just 50 at a Time

In Gmail itself, search for what you want gone, tick the select-all box, click "Select all conversations that match this search", then Delete. That works but it is easy to miss the second link and only delete 50. With GPT Workspace, open the Clean up panel in Gmail, pick a sender or a quick cleanup, and confirm the count: the whole result is moved to Trash in one click.

Yes. The Senders view lists every sender with the number of emails they sent. "Delete all" moves all of them to Trash, and the menu offers "Delete older than 30 days, 6 months or 1 year" when you want to keep the recent ones.

Only once the messages leave Trash. Gmail empties Trash after 30 days, or you can empty it yourself from Gmail. The Storage tab shows how much of your quota Gmail uses and which searches, such as emails over 10 MB, free the most.

Every action shows an Undo button for 30 seconds that restores the whole batch, including putting messages back in the inbox. After that, the messages are still in Gmail Trash for 30 days.

Yes. Scanning, deleting, archiving and unsubscribing use no credits. Only the AI rules, which turn a sentence into a Gmail search, use GPT Workspace credits.