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EmailSlim never deletes emails. All deletions happen in your inbox when you approve them.

The manual method works but has a key limitation. Here's how it works — and the smarter alternative.
In Gmail, type older_than:1y in the search bar to find emails over a year old. For Outlook, use the filter menu to sort by date and select messages before a specific date.
In Gmail: click the checkbox at the top, then "Select all X conversations that match this search" to go beyond the first page. In Outlook: Ctrl+A selects visible messages in the folder.
Deleted emails move to Gmail Trash (recoverable for ~30 days) or Outlook Deleted Items. To reclaim storage immediately, empty the Trash / Deleted Items folder after deleting.
The manual method requires you to repeat this for each sender or label. There is no way to see which senders account for the most storage before you start deleting.
Gmail and Outlook filter by age, not size. An email from 6 months ago with a 25 MB attachment wastes far more space than 50 old newsletters combined. The manual method has no way to show which senders account for the most storage — so you end up deleting by guesswork.
See which domains and senders use the most space. No guessing—delete the biggest first.
newsletter@retailer.com
8,231 emails
2.4GB
deals@travelportal.com
3,104 emails
1.2GB
updates@saasapp.com
1,987 emails
740MB
Search by date or sender one at a time. No view of total storage per sender — you guess which senders to clean.
Hard to see cumulative impact: thousands of small emails from one sender can add up to gigabytes.
See which senders use the most storage, ranked by total size. Delete old emails by sender — not by guesswork.
One view shows cumulative impact so you reclaim space where it matters.