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Bulk Delete Emails in Gmail

Bulk Delete Emails in Gmail

Bulk Delete Emails in Gmail helps you clean up your mailbox quickly and safely — right inside the Gmail web interface. Run a search, hit Start Delete, and the extension selects and deletes the conversations on each results page, then moves to the next page automatically. It uses Gmail’s own toolbar, just like you would, with robust, language-agnostic selectors.

Set quick search filters — including keyword, older_than, read/unread, attachments, and exclusions — then click Start Delete. Watch a live log showing exactly what’s selected, deleted, and which page you’re on. Free includes a hard stop at 500 deletions; upgrade to PRO for unlimited cleanups.

🚀 Quick Start

  1. Open Gmail and the extension popup.
  2. (Optional) Set filters: Keyword, Older than (7d, 1m, 1–3y), Read/Unread, Attachments, Exclude starred, Exclude important.
  3. Click Search to load the results in Gmail.
  4. Click Start Delete — the extension selects all rows on this page, clicks Gmail’s Delete, then navigates to /p2, /p3, … and repeats.
  5. Click Stop anytime to pause.

📷 Screenshots

Popup — Quick Search & controls Live progress log

✅ Features

View on Chrome Web Store

🔧 How it works

🆓 Free vs PRO

🔒 Permissions (why they’re needed)

❓ FAQ

Does it keep running if I switch tabs or minimize?
Yes, it continues in the Gmail tab. Chrome may slow timers slightly in background tabs.

Where do deleted emails go?
To Gmail’s Trash. You can recover them until you empty Trash.

Can I exclude important messages?
Yes — use “Exclude starred” and “Exclude important” (adds -is:starred and -is:important to the query).

It stopped at 500 deletions.
That’s the Free limit. Upgrade to PRO for unlimited cleanups.

Is this affiliated with Google?
No. This is a third-party tool. Use at your own discretion.

Privacy?
All actions occur locally in your browser; the extension doesn’t send your email data to any server.