Does g mail give you web space

Yes, Gmail provides a limited amount of web space, also known as storage space, for your emails and attachments. The amount of storage space you get with a Gmail account depends on the type of account you have:

• Basic Gmail accounts (free): 15 GB of storage space
• Google Workspace (formerly G Suite) accounts (paid): 30 GB of storage space per user (or more, depending on the plan)
• Google Workspace Enterprise accounts (paid): 100 GB or more of storage space per user (depending on the plan)

This storage space is shared across all the services that use Google Drive, including Gmail, Google Drive, Google Photos, and Google Docs. This means that if you're running low on storage space in one service, you can free up space by deleting files or emails in another service.

It's worth noting that Gmail also has a feature called "Google Takeout" that allows you to download your emails and other data from your account, which can be useful if you need to free up storage space or switch to a different email provider.

Here are some tips to help you manage your Gmail storage space:

• Delete unnecessary emails and attachments to free up space
• Use Google Drive to store large files instead of attaching them to emails
• Use the "Bulk actions" feature in Gmail to delete multiple emails at once
• Consider upgrading to a paid Google Workspace account if you need more storage space
• Use the "Google Takeout" feature to download your emails and other data from your account.