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Gmail has a new tab to manage subscriptions: This is what you can do with it

Gmail introduces a Manage Subscriptions tab to help users easily unsubscribe from multiple email lists at once, streamlining inbox cleanup across platforms.

Gmail has a new tab to manage subscriptions: This is what you can do with it
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  • April 24, 2025
  • Updated: April 24, 2025 at 11:24 AM
Gmail has a new tab to manage subscriptions: This is what you can do with it

Keeping your inbox clean has never been easy, especially with the constant stream of newsletters, marketing campaigns, and unwanted emails. Gmail’s latest feature gives users new control over their inbox with the introduction of a dedicated Manage Subscriptions tab. This tool aims to simplify the process of unsubscribing from multiple email lists in one go, without needing to open each email individually.

What the new Manage Subscriptions tab allows you to do

This new section in Gmail goes beyond the traditional “Unsubscribe” button. Now, users can view all their active subscriptions in one centralized tab, grouped and displayed for easy management. You can browse through every service or newsletter you’ve subscribed to and quickly unsubscribe from several at once, saving time and reducing inbox clutter.

While the original unsubscribe option was helpful, it required opening each email and looking for the link. With this update, Google brings a bulk solution to the growing problem of email overload, making it more user-friendly than ever.

The feature is currently rolling out, so not all users will see it right away. However, once available, it will appear alongside other Gmail categories like Social, Updates, and Promotions. This unified space offers an intuitive way to manage email noise, and helps maintain a tidier, more focused inbox.

Even though it’s not exclusive to Android—iOS and desktop users will get it too—its arrival marks another step toward smarter email management. If your Gmail is overrun with clutter, this tab might become your new best friend.

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