Gmail Tips: Gmail is getting full again and again? Clear storage like this..

Often, Gmail users face the problem that their mailbox gets full very quickly. Google provides only 15GB of storage for a Gmail account, but this storage is shared not only in Gmail but also in Google Drive and Google Photos. In such a situation, due to an increase in files, emails, and photos, the space gets filled up a lot. After this, the notification of storage being full on the Gmail account starts bothering again and again.

If you are also troubled by any such problem, then now there is no need to worry. Today, we will tell you an easy way to empty the storage. Along with this, we will also tell you why the storage gets full quickly and how you can easily empty it.

Why does Gmail storage get full?

Actually, the biggest reason for the storage getting full quickly is the old emails lying in the mailbox that have large attachment files attached. Apart from this, files saved in Google Drive are also the reason for Gmail storage getting full. Also, if you have backed up your photos and videos in Google Photos, then this is also a reason for Gmail storage being full. Let us know how you can empty it.

Clear Gmail storage like this
Delete large emails
To empty Gmail storage, first find emails that have large attachment files attached. For this, type 'has: attachment larger:10M' in the search bar of Gmail, after which you will see those emails at the top that have large attachment files attached. From here, you can easily delete them and empty Gmail storage.

Empty spam and trash

Even after deleting these emails, your storage will not be empty; for this you have to go to the trash folder and delete these emails from there as well. Also, spam mails take up a lot of space, you will have to clear them too, only after which your Gmail storage will be empty to some extent. Additionally, you can also free up a lot of Gmail storage by deleting unwanted files from Google Drive and Photos.

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