Unsubscribe from Gmail
newsletters in bulk.

One sender at a time, in Gmail

1. Open an email from the sender.
2. Tap Unsubscribe next to the sender's name, where Gmail shows it, and confirm.
3. Search from:sender in Gmail, touch and hold a result, tick Select all — Gmail selects up to 50 at a time — and tap Delete.

Many senders at once

Sorting senders by how many emails they send shows where the clutter comes from. Most inboxes are filled by a few dozen senders.

Step 1 of 6On the Email tab, tap Sign in with Google. Phone Cleaner never sees your password, and your mail stays between this iPhone and Google.

Step 2 of 6Your senders, most emails first: 8,612 emails from 214 senders. Touch and hold one to start selecting, then tap the others.

Step 3 of 6Two senders, 679 emails. The Unsubscribe tag marks senders that offer one-click unsubscribe. Tap Also unsubscribe: the first time, it warns that some senders don't allow it.

Step 4 of 6Also unsubscribe is on. Tap Delete.

Step 5 of 6Phone Cleaner asks first: Gmail keeps the emails in Trash for 30 days, so you can still get them back. Tap Move to Trash.

Step 6 of 6679 emails moved to Trash, and both senders unsubscribed. The emails wait 30 days in Gmail's Trash.

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Unsubscribe from senders you signed up to. For mail you never asked for, report it as spam instead — an unsubscribe link in real spam can confirm your address is active.