Email inboxes can fill up quickly, especially if you use the same email address for all your subscriptions, services, and sign-ups. This can lead to a lot of unread emails and unwanted messages that you may never have signed up for. While Gmail has introduced many ways to manage spam and categorize your emails, if you’re like me, you probably have thousands of unread emails piling up. This can lead to you running out of storage space, forcing you to opt for a paid subscription. So if you’re looking to start fresh with an empty inbox, we have the perfect guide for you. Let’s get started.

You can easily empty your Gmail inbox by selecting all your emails and then deleting them from your inbox and then from the trash. Follow the steps below to help you with the process.

Here’s how to delete all your emails from your Gmail inbox on a PC. Unfortunately, the Gmail mobile app doesn’t let you delete all your emails. You’ll have to use your PC instead.

Open Gmail.com in your browser and sign in to your account if necessary.