Where are archived gmail emails saved

Today we want to tell you about another Gmail trick, this time: where the archived Gmail emails are kept. Not long ago we gave you 2 essential tricks for Gmail, so that you get the most out of Google mail, in addition, we also tell you how to cancel the sending of messages in Gmail. But now we want to talk to you about the functionality of "archiving", which surely you have archived many emails and do not know where they go in case you want to recover it. In this tutorial, we are going to show you, so you no longer have doubts about where the archived emails of Gmail are kept.

Where are archived Gmail emails saved

Archived emails don't disappear entirely, they hide in one place so you can go to them whenever you want (since they aren't deleted), they just get out of the way. That is, you file an email, and if you receive a response, it will appear again. But where are the archived emails from Gmail stored?

These are the steps to follow (it will take you 1 minute):

• Go to your Gmail account. Go to Settings. Go to Labels. Go to System Labels. Find All. Press Show.

This will return all Gmail emails to you. If you look, where it says write, received, highlighted, important… All appears below. Doing there, you will find all the emails (including the archived ones). It is a way to separate the emails so that you have the important ones separately and those that you prefer to archive, in the All tag, so that you can find them whenever you want with this trick that we just told you about.

We hope it has served you! Now you can archive Gmail emails without fear that you know you will not lose them. In Android it is very comfortable from the Gmail app to archive emails, and then undo the action, but now you will not have to worry, because you already know that they "disappear" but that they are in all or that you will find them through the search engine.

Now that you know where the archived emails from Gmail are kept, we hope you will tell your friends (because they surely don't know this trick).