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Updated Aug. 20, 2022, by Steve Larner, to reflect current iTunes backup functionality.

Gmail has vastly improved our means of communication with friends, family, colleagues, and employers. However, many people receive an inordinate number of emails every day that clutter their inboxes. If that’s the case for you, then having an option to sort out your emails would be immensely helpful.

Thankfully, Gmail has filters that allow you to create Gmail rules for handling incoming mail. These rules manage your emails on your behalf, allowing you to automate inbox organization.

Here’s how to create rules in Gmail.

You can create rules for your Gmail account with the help of filters. As the name suggests, their purpose is to filter future emails according to specific criteria. For example, you can choose to receive your emails to your archive, label, star, or even the trash. There’s also the option to check and forward future emails to specified recipients.

As you’re about to see, there’s more than one way you can set up rules in Gmail.

To instruct your Gmail to move some of your emails to a folder, you’ll need to make some modifications in the settings. Here’s how to do it.

Now, any emails coming in that contain any of the filtered information get placed in the label/folder you specified. That’s it. You’ve created a rule in Gmail.

Unfortunately, Gmail rules don’t work in the Gmail app, but you can use a mobile browser. This setback occurs because the app’s UI doesn’t allow its users to create filters.

The mobile browser usually reverts to the primary Google account when you switch to desktop view. The drawback is that Google not only wants to log you into the primary account but also tries to revert to the mobile page, which does not offer the advanced settings you need. To circumvent the above issues, we discovered a way to create Gmail rules on android and iOS/iPhone. Try the process below.

To use a mobile browser to create rules, do the following:

Now, any emails with the filters you specified go into the folder/label you chose. Those pizza website registrations, email entries used to gain access to websites, group enrollments, questionnaires, etc. get their trash mail sent to your specified folder/label.

In addition, third-party sales of your email information also get sent to the same label. No more spam, malware emails, or uninteresting messages can flow into your inbox from those sources.

You can create rules from your Gmail inbox, too:

Since Google doesn’t let you create rules in the app version, you’ll have to take a different approach to organize your inbox. A good idea is to add or remove tabs and inbox categories. This way, you can sort emails into various tabs, such as Promotions or Social. As a result, you won’t see all your messages at once when opening Gmail, allowing you to navigate your inbox more easily.

Here’s how to add or remove tabs and inbox categories on your iPhone:

The Android version of the Gmail app doesn’t support rule creation, either. Luckily, you can still do a lot of things to improve your mailbox. For instance, adding labels to your messages will allow you to group them and find them all in one place.

This is how to add labels for an email you’re reading:

You can also add labels to multiple emails from the inbox:

Removing spam messages is another great way to optimize your mailbox. To do so, you can block senders, and their future emails will go straight to the Spam folder:

If we’ve left some questions unanswered in the previous sections, you might find the Gmail-related information you need below.

Fortunately, Gmail allows its users to create categories. The process is fairly straightforward:

• Open Gmail on your PC.

• Go to the Settings and press See all settings.

• Hit the Inbox section.

• Choose Default from the Inbox Type part.

• Go to Categories and check the tabs you wish to show. Bear in mind that Google doesn’t let you create new tabs. All you can do is hide or show the existing ones.

• Hit Save Changes at the bottom of the window.

Follow these steps to create a filter in your Gmail account:

• Once you’ve opened your Gmail, press the Down arrow from your search box.

• Type in your search preferences. If you wish to verify that the criteria are applied, see if the correct emails are shown by pressing Search.

• Choose the Create filter button.

• Decide what the filter will do.

• Hit Create filter.

Follow along above to see how it’s done.

Some other mailing programs use folders to store your emails. However, Gmail uses labels that may be more useful in some cases. Namely, you can add multiple labels to your emails and find them later by clicking on the label on the left panel.

Here’s how creating labels in Gmail works:

• Open Gmail on your PC.

• Choose Settings from the upper-right corner, followed by See all settings.

• Press the Labels tab.

• Go to the Labels section and hit Create a new label.

• Type in the name of your label, and press Create.

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