Gmail is Google's email service. When you sign up for Gmail, the account allows you to communicate, send and receive emails to others with many outstanding features and widespread popularity. Almost everyone is familiar with and regularly uses this email service. As a Google service, Gmail has an integrated advanced search engine with optimized filters for users. It goes beyond content filtering; Gmail also allows users to filter email content by file size.
For regular users, besides searching for emails by subject or keywords, users can also filter emails by file size, a simple process. Mytour will guide you through the mechanism of searching Gmail based on file size.
Search Emails on Gmail Based on File Size
Firstly, you need to log in to your Gmail account. Logging in to Gmail is straightforward; just open a web browser and search for the link with the keyword 'gmail.'
Find Emails with Large File Sizes
It's quite simple; users just need to type in the search bar
Size:sizeMB (size measured in MB)
The email filter will sort emails with a size larger than the value you set in the search filter.
Additionally, you can filter senders using the syntax
Sender Name Size:sizeMB
Find emails with small file sizes
Similar to the method above for large file sizes, you can also search for files with sizes smaller than a threshold you set using the syntax
Smaller:sizeMB
Just like with emails of large file sizes, you can apply similar syntax for files with small file sizes
Find emails within a size range
Similar to the two search syntaxes above, you can also search for emails within a specific size range you set.
For example, if you want to search and filter emails with a size larger than 5MB and smaller than 10MB, you can use the syntax
Larger: 5MB Smaller: 10MB
Therefore, you can now filter out the emails you need based on file size using a few simple syntaxes, similar to searching for information on Google. In addition to Gmail, you can gradually transition to exploring emails in Gmail, a new email browsing service introduced by Google.
