Gmail email address search

You can search for emails in your Gmail account using various search operators and filters. Here are some examples:

Basic Search

• Use the search bar at the top of the Gmail page to search for emails containing specific keywords, phrases, or sender names.
• You can use quotes to search for exact phrases, e.g., "hello world".
• You can also use the * wildcard to search for emails containing a specific word or phrase, e.g., hello* would search for emails containing "hello", "hello world", "hello there", etc.

Advanced Search Operators

• from: - Search for emails from a specific sender, e.g., from:[email protected].
• to: - Search for emails sent to a specific recipient, e.g., to:[email protected].
• subject: - Search for emails with a specific subject, e.g., subject:hello world.
• has: - Search for emails containing specific words or phrases, e.g., has:hello or has:hello world.
• is: - Search for emails with specific labels or flags, e.g., is:starred or is:unread.
• in: - Search for emails in a specific label or folder, e.g., in:inbox or in:spam.
• before: - Search for emails sent before a specific date, e.g., before:2022/01/01.
• after: - Search for emails sent after a specific date, e.g., after:2022/01/01.

Filtering

• You can use filters to automatically apply labels, forward emails, or delete emails based on specific criteria.
• To create a filter, go to the Gmail settings page, click on the "Filters and Blocked Addresses" tab, and then click on the "Create a new filter" button.
• You can use the same search operators and filters as described above to create a filter.

Other Tips

• You can use the OR operator to search for emails containing multiple keywords or phrases, e.g., hello OR world.
• You can use the NOT operator to exclude specific keywords or phrases from your search results, e.g., hello NOT spam.
• You can use the site: operator to search for emails from a specific website or domain, e.g., site:example.com.
• You can use the size: operator to search for emails of a specific size, e.g., size:large.

I hope these tips help you search for emails in your Gmail account!