How to merge two mails in gmail

Merging two emails in Gmail is a bit of a workaround, but it's doable. Here are the steps:

Method 1: Using Gmail's "Snooze" feature

1. Open the two emails you want to merge in separate tabs.
2. Click on the three vertical dots at the top right corner of each email and select "Snooze" from the dropdown menu.
3. Set the snooze time to the same time for both emails (e.g., 1 hour from now).
4. Wait for the emails to be snoozed. This will move them to the "Snoozed" label.
5. Go to the "Snoozed" label and click on the checkbox at the top left corner to select both emails.
6. Click on the "Move to" dropdown menu and select "Inbox" or any other label you prefer.
7. The two emails will now be merged into a single conversation in your inbox.

Method 2: Using Gmail's "Mark as read" and "Move to" features

1. Open the two emails you want to merge in separate tabs.
2. Mark both emails as "read" by clicking on the checkbox at the top left corner of each email.
3. Move both emails to the same label or folder by clicking on the "Move to" dropdown menu and selecting the desired label or folder.
4. The two emails will now be merged into a single conversation in the label or folder you chose.

Method 3: Using a third-party browser extension

There are several browser extensions available that can help you merge emails in Gmail, such as "Email Merge" or "Merge Emails". These extensions can simplify the process and provide more features.

Important notes:

• When you merge emails using these methods, the original emails will still be present in your inbox, but they will be marked as "merged" or "combined" and will appear as a single conversation.
• If you have attachments or other content in the original emails, they will be preserved in the merged conversation.
• Merging emails can help declutter your inbox, but it's essential to keep in mind that it may also make it harder to track individual emails or conversations.