1. Navigate to gmail.com using any Web browser.
2. Enter your Google username and password in the the Username and Password fields and click "Sign In" to log in to your Google account. The default view is the Inbox folder. Click the "Inbox" link in the left pane if you don't see your inbox, to go to your Inbox folder.

1. Open Gmail.
2. In the search box at the top, click the Down arrow .
3. Enter your search criteria. If you want to check that your search worked correctly, see what emails show up by clicking Search.
4. At the bottom of the search window, click Create filter.
5. Choose what you'd like the filter to do.
6. Click Create filter.

1. Select the text in the message body that you want to format.
2. Press the Alt key to move to the ribbon, and use the Left Arrow key or Right Arrow key to move between the tabs.
3. Choose the Format tab, and then press the Down Arrow key to move into the lower ribbon.

Method 2On Mobile

1. Open Gmail.
2. Tap ☰.
3. Scroll down and tap Create new.
4. Enter a label name.
5. Tap DONE.
6. Add emails to your label.
7. View your labels.

1. To rename a tab, click the 'Edit' icon under your Gmail sign-in:
2. Click the 'Rename tab' pencil icon to the right of the tab that you want to rename:
3. Type your desired display name for the tab and click 'Save':
4. Finally, click on the 'Done' button… and you're done!

1. Put more relevant emails on top.
2. Get rid of tabs you don't use much.
3. Use Labels to neatly organize Gmail.
4. Automate emails to be assigned to your team (without forwarding)
5. Stop writing emails for internal conversations.
6. Archive emails you do not need in the near future.
7. Use filters to automate common actions.

1. Have no more than 1 link in your email.
2. Send plain text emails instead of graphic emails.
3. Keep the language of your message conversational instead of promotional.
4. Mention the subscriber's name.
5. Avoid spammy phrases.
6. Keep your email short.
7. Turn off RSS.

1. On your computer, go to Gmail.
2. Set your inbox type as default. In the top left, point to Inbox, then click the Down arrow .
3. Select Default. click Manage Your Inbox Settings.
4. Under “Select tabs to enable,” uncheck all boxes next to the tab name and click Save.

1. On a computer, open Gmail. You can't create labels from the Gmail app.
2. On the left, click More.
3. Click Create new label.
4. Name your label.
5. Click Create.

1. You can see Gmail labels in the sidebar and next to the message subject lines.
2. Gmail tabs appear across the top of the inbox.
3. Use the Label tools to manage labels and create new labels.
4. Type the name of your new label and click the Create button.

1. Click Gear button /Settings.
2. Accounts and Import.
3. Find the "Check mail from other accounts (using POP3" section.
4. Click on the "edit info" link.
5. Specify an existing label or create a new label.
6. You can also "Archive incoming messages (Skip the Inbox)"
7. Save Changes.

1. Select an email message.
2. Drag and drop it into a folder. Note: To move more than one email, select an email, hold down the Shift key and select other messages, and then click, drag, and drop them into a folder.

1. Navigate to your Gmail settings.
2. In the top navigation that appears, click "Advanced."
3. Scroll down to "Multiple Inboxes," and select "Enable."
4. Create labels for each email type you'd like to bucket.
5. With your labels created, navigate back to "Settings."