How do you sort in google mail

In Gmail, you can sort your emails in several ways to help you manage your inbox more efficiently. Here are some ways to sort in Gmail:

  1. Priority Inbox: Gmail's Priority Inbox feature automatically sorts your emails into two tabs: "Important" and "Unread". This feature uses algorithms to identify important emails and move them to the top of your inbox.
  2. Starred: You can star important emails to mark them as important. Starred emails will be sorted to the top of your inbox.
  3. Labels: You can create labels to categorize your emails. Labels can be used to sort emails by topic, project, or category. You can also use filters to automatically apply labels to incoming emails.
  4. Filters: Gmail's filters allow you to automatically sort emails based on specific criteria, such as sender, recipient, subject, or body content.
  5. Search: You can use Gmail's search function to sort emails by specific keywords, dates, or other criteria.
  6. Threaded conversations: Gmail's threaded conversations feature allows you to sort emails by conversation thread, making it easier to follow discussions and replies.
  7. Date: You can sort emails by date, with the most recent emails at the top.
  8. From: You can sort emails by sender, with the most recent emails from a specific sender at the top.
  9. To: You can sort emails by recipient, with the most recent emails sent to a specific recipient at the top.
  10. Size: You can sort emails by size, with the largest emails at the top.

To sort emails in Gmail, follow these steps:

  1. Log in to your Gmail account.
  2. Click on the "Inbox" tab.
  3. Click on the "More" menu at the top of the page.
  4. Select "Sort" from the dropdown menu.
  5. Choose the sorting option you want to use (e.g. "Priority Inbox", "Starred", "Labels", etc.).
  6. Click "Apply" to apply the sorting option.

Note: You can also use keyboard shortcuts to sort emails in Gmail. For example, you can use the "j" key to sort emails by date, or the "k" key to sort emails by sender.