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Can I forward selected messages from my GMail Account?

Dave, I've been experimenting with a Google Gmail account and am wondering if there's a way that I can forward specific messages sent to that account to my regular mailbox? And if so, is there a fee or membership cost associated with it?


Dave's Answer:

I too have a Gmail account and am very impressed with how easy it is to work with, how attractively it presents messages, how there's sufficient archival space that I don't have to keep cleaning out my mailbox, and how it's so simple and clean compared to the ugly ad-heavy Yahoo Mail and Hotmail. Unfortunately, it's also still an invitation-only system so getting an account is a bit of a "who you know".

But, yes, there is a way to selectively forward messages from your Gmail account and there's no cost associated with it ("nor", Google assures us, "will there ever be.").

The trick is to log in to your account, then click on the "Settings" link on the top right corner. There are lots of useful settings you can tweak here -- don't forget to turn on keyboard shortcuts, for example -- but you want to click on "Filters" to accomplish what you're trying to accomplish here.

Probably, you have no filters, so you'll see a rather austere screen and a "Create a new filter" link. Click on it. Now you'll see this:

gmail create a filter view
Click on the screen shot for a larger view

To create a filter that selectively forwards messages that have, say, the pattern cikdiscuss in the subject, simply add those letters to the subject box, then click on "Next Step".

Now you're presented with five choices: archive the matching message directly (they call this "skip the inbox"), star it, apply the specified label, forward it to, and move it to the trash. Obviously, it's the fourth choice that you want: check that option, enter the email address of your main mail account, click "Create Filter" and you're done!

As you can see in the earlier screen shot, there are a number of different sophisticated filters you can create. I like that I can filter based on the content of the message, a real boon for using Gmail to help organize lots and lots of messages. MY kudos to the Google team for Gmail, and I just wish i could give everyone who reads AskDaveTaylor an account to check it out!


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Reader Comments To Date: 86

Stu Kopelman said, on February 5, 2005 2:17 PM:

Is there any way to replicate the Inbox of Outlook 2003 to my Gmail Inbox?

Thanks

Linxor said, on February 5, 2005 7:32 PM:

There are a few good sites out there where you can get an invite to Gmail. Alas, gmailswap.com is down for the count, but here's a site that has links to similar projects:
http://cscgsi-links.blogspot.com/

Greg said, on February 5, 2005 7:47 PM:

I have some gmail accounts to give away--50, to be exact. want one? email me by clicking on my name!

Dave Taylor said, on February 6, 2005 3:41 AM:

Stu, I think you're asking about an Outlook filter that would automatically forward mail to your Gmail account, the exact opposite of what I wrote about here, right? If so, I believe that you can do that, but do remember that you'll need to leave Outlook running at all times so that it can get and forward messages as they arrive in your mailbox.

Sahil said, on February 7, 2005 8:06 PM:

How do you forward all incoming gmail to an external account? Simply setting the filters to "*" will do the trick? Seems too easy. :-)

Dave Taylor said, on February 7, 2005 9:34 PM:

Yes, Sahil, as far as I can tell, you could indeed do just that with a Gmail account, if you're so inclined. Or, you could set things up so that you keep a copy in your Gmail account AND have a copy forwarded to another mailbox. Nice, eh?

Murali Krishna KN said, on May 30, 2005 6:36 AM:

i have a email account in gmail as konasanimurali@gmail.com
?how can i forward gmail invitations to my friends

dingwei said, on June 28, 2005 6:02 PM:

may i know how i forward email 2 my friend,like 1 email,i wan forward all to see!!!

amitha said, on July 23, 2005 3:28 AM:

sir
im not able to forward the already forwarded msgs to my frnd
they are getting the list of all other ids but the actual animation or the presentation is not there
pls help me!!

Ann Brooks said, on April 27, 2006 11:36 AM:

Two questions:

1. How do I simply forward something from my gmail to a friend's email?

2. How can the size of the print in my gmail be
made larger?

Dave Taylor said, on April 27, 2006 5:05 PM:

For #1, click on "more options" by the message header info in Gmail and you'll see "Forward" as one of the additional choices that suddenly appears. For #2, that's something you can adjust in your browser. Check "View" "Font Size" or similar, depending on what you're using.

naamakeinan said, on September 14, 2006 10:31 AM:

all mail disappeared today from my mail box.
how do i retreive it?

Farkha said, on December 3, 2006 12:38 AM:

While forwarding mail, how do I access my contacts to select recipients?- in Yahoo and Hotmail, when you select 'To' the list of contacts appear.

Clint said, on December 5, 2006 3:17 PM:

From the InBox - is there a way to select mutliple messages and have them all forwarded to one external address - or do I have to open/forward them one-by-one?

norbu said, on December 14, 2006 5:17 PM:

i want to copy all mails from a gmail account to another... is there any option?

Lanne said, on January 26, 2007 8:00 AM:

How do I forward incoming messages to more than
one contact at a time ?

Lanne said, on January 26, 2007 11:36 AM:


refering to the post above, does one have to type
each contact seperately in order to forward. Lets
just say I want to forward gmail to some of my
contacts but not all

Lenny Bean said, on February 7, 2007 1:53 PM:

I have the same question that Ann Brooks has....How do I simply forward something from my email to another friends email....I did read your answer....I went to the header and there was no "more options" to be found there was a more actions but there was no forwarding to be selected.....there is a forward tab at the bottom of the message but you either got to copy and paste or type the email address by hand...Is there a eaiser way than that option?????

abas said, on February 22, 2007 10:02 PM:

i looked for long 4 an answer for that Q?
only @ this moment i noticed that when u open the message there 's a forword button in the down buttom of the page just click on it ..
multiple coma [,] spaced contacts should deliver to all of them as i think..............

allure said, on April 5, 2007 9:47 AM:

hello a question pls is there a way i can retrieve my gmail ( incoming mails without accessing my gmail account) from yahoo mail or aol mail?? and how ?

Raja said, on July 13, 2007 1:05 AM:

Can i tranfer my all hotmail mails atonce to another account like gmail or yahoo. Is that Possible

George Engle said, on August 1, 2007 3:09 PM:

How to you access the contact list to forward an e-mail whle the new e-mail mail is on the screen? When I hit the forward button it gives me a line for an address but I need the contact list in order to foward.

Thanks

Shirley Naron said, on September 26, 2007 1:47 PM:

When I forwarde mail I like to clean it up. Some of my messages have a long list of people That have sent mail to them. In the past when I got to foward I then eerase the wirk FW in to front of the topis. Then go into the massage and remove the people who sent it to me, and all the others. then When I send it it's nice and clean. with just my name and the message. Is there a way to do this with gmail?

Murugan said, on October 26, 2007 5:09 AM:

how to forward the mail to all my friends in my list

cliff said, on January 11, 2008 8:23 PM:

Your answer re forwarding selected email missed the mark for me. Let's say I receive 200 emails, go to my account, read them, choose one message, decide i want to forward it to another account, and just want to do that one time. How? I know it's got to be really simple and I'm missing it but please direct me. Thank you.

Dave Taylor said, on January 11, 2008 9:34 PM:

Cliff, easy: on the top right of the window within which your message is displayed (it has a small line that separates the messages from all the navigation, ads, etc) is a little button "Reply". Click on the down arrow immediately next to it and you'll see it's a pop-down menu. Second choice: Forward. :-)

r k said, on January 29, 2008 2:14 PM:

How do you forward all present e-mails in your inbox to another e-mail? I have done the setting which allows you to automaticaly forward e-mails to another e-mail.I hope that I get an answer soon. ASAP !

Devious Designs said, on February 7, 2008 11:03 AM:

1. Checkbox some emails.
2. Click "Forward".
3. Enter email addresses and click "Send".

Michael said, on March 30, 2008 1:52 PM:

How do I forward everything from Outlook Web Access to my gmail acount? (and forward everything that comes later 2)

Dhurba said, on May 7, 2008 12:36 AM:

Hi Dave,

I am still not able to send multiple messages (note that this is not a grouped message) This are individual mails sent on different dates from different mail address. I want to be able to forward all of this individual messages at one go. Is this possible...?

Alex Borris said, on June 18, 2008 11:43 PM:

Why has gmail made forwareding email messages so complicated? Others have a forward button above email messages. Alex

santosh said, on August 2, 2008 6:30 AM:

hii

How can i forward my sent sent mail in my one gmail account to another gmail account's sent mail.

Shrey said, on December 2, 2008 6:11 AM:


1.How can I forward a message to all my friends in my gmail list? and

2.If I can do so, how can I remove some of the friends from that forward list?

kabeer said, on January 21, 2009 10:09 PM:

you can forward msgs ? first click at forward then write down the email address , the send it ok

Muzni said, on February 2, 2009 10:54 AM:

How to forward email from gmail account

S B Choudhary said, on February 5, 2009 11:39 PM:

thx !! I was lookin for a solution and finalllly i gt it ....

Annas said, on February 11, 2009 4:31 AM:

hi, is it possible to select multiple msgs from my gmail inbox and forward them all at once to another email account ??

Anne Scott said, on March 31, 2009 7:10 AM:

I want to know if and how i can access my google emails directly through my apple i-mac without accsessing google

Pradeep said, on April 18, 2009 9:41 AM:

1.How can I forward a message to all my friends in my gmail list? and

2.If I can do so, how can I remove some of the friends from that forward list?

Ray Kinder said, on April 26, 2009 4:04 AM:

How can I forward an email to more than one contact easily in gmail? Thanks, Ray

surendra said, on May 7, 2009 11:15 PM:

When I use this filter of forward selected messages, it is applied only to emails that comes in future. And it says old emails cannot be forwarded. Is there are option to forward selective emails to another account at one shot.

sunil said, on July 26, 2009 4:44 AM:

sir,
if i send a mail to all id's in my contacts. everybody can see these email id's (my contacts)
how can i send email with hide these mail ids.

Angry Gashcutter said, on August 20, 2009 9:53 AM:

This is dumb. This does not work. I want to forward one stinkin' email to one other address and that's it. What's so hard about adding a "Forward this email" button?

Dave Taylor said, on August 20, 2009 10:16 AM:

Easy there, cowboy: you can indeed forward a single message and it's pretty darn easy. See on the right just above the message text where it says "Reply"? Click on the little triangle next to it and you'll find that the next choice down on the menu is "Forward". Solved. :-)

Dan said, on January 25, 2010 9:41 AM:

Hi Dave, the company I work for has recently migrated lock stock and barrel onto GMail, this is ok except they have introduced an automatic 1 year deletion policy whereby your mail, both sent and inbound, gets deleted after a year.

This is disastrous for our division but the powers that be will not change their mind so my question is, do you know of any easy way of automatically archiving our mail externally, ie away from the Gmail system. To make things more complicated, we have to use the GMail web client and are not allowed to use Outlook.

Many thanks.
Dan

Dave Taylor said, on January 25, 2010 1:01 PM:

Hi Dan. Do you have a corporate Google account for your office? That might well have different options and a much longer archive policy. If not, one thing you can do is set up a computer as an email archive system, duplicate all the addresses, then set up everyone's Gmail account with a filter that forwards a copy of every inbound message. Not sure how to automatically have all outbound messages archived, though, perhaps someone else can suggest something?

Bruce K said, on February 2, 2010 11:12 AM:

I created the filter as suggested & checked "Apply to 47 matching emails", but none of them forwarded.

Is there a way to forward a bunch of emails at one time?

(As opposed to doing them one at a time from the 'Reply' > drop-down arrow > 'Forward').

WALT said, on June 6, 2010 8:11 AM:

i HAVE AN E MAIL ARRIVE AND I WANT TO FORWARD IT TO ANOTHER E MAIL.....IN SIMPLE TERMS...EXAMPLE:
" GO TO ?...CLICK ON ? ....DESIGNATE FOLDER IN DOCUMENTS" DONE....DO WE HAVE TO GO AROUND THE HORN? PLEASE SIMPLIFY?

WALT

dunchan said, on June 18, 2010 3:03 AM:

Hi can you help plz i would like to know if there is a way to sent my sent mail (like a copy) to my other gmail account

thx

Tommybkk said, on June 20, 2010 2:50 AM:

I can already forward all incoming e-mail to my secondary address and works great. My question is - how do I do the same for all outgoing mails automatically ?

dirt said, on July 30, 2010 2:34 PM:

hey i have a question,
is it possible to MOVE all of your gmails to a hotmail account all at once?
in other words, forward them all in one single action instead of forwarding them individually?

ags said, on August 1, 2010 10:36 AM:

Hey mate.. thanks for your tips. I am gonna try your option before that I have a quick question as what will be the lead time of this transition?

a f sephton said, on August 16, 2010 9:20 AM:

the easy way to forward an email is to get an email address with TALKTALK there is a tab at the top of the email list FORWARD and an address bar comes up

Karthik said, on August 25, 2010 4:47 AM:

I have plenty of resume in my mail, I need to download only email id's from that resume, is that any procedure to download only email id's, without view that inbox.

Bruce said, on August 25, 2010 8:36 PM:

As a newcomer to "gmail" I am very unhappy that I can not forward a message to a friend without going thru a lot of BS.
You run down sites like Hotmail but in my opinion, they beat Gmail, hands down.
Put a "forward button" on the site and I may use it. Otherwise my Gmail account will end up in the
bin.

Dave Taylor said, on August 25, 2010 10:19 PM:

I don't get your complaint, Bruce. I forward email all the time. Where it says "Reply" next to an email message, click on the small triangle next to it and "Forward" is one of your options. How much easier could it be?

adam said, on September 4, 2010 6:06 AM:

i tried! its not freaking working! it just seems that the filter will work from future messages recved, not the current ones, even if i check the box.

why do they build it like this!? they should just have a pull down menu to forward all selected messages. this is driving me crazy. this is very urgent.

albert sephton said, on October 3, 2010 9:18 AM:

Hi,can i forward a gmail i have received to another email address ,Albert

danajo said, on October 25, 2010 2:45 PM:

Dave, how can i forward about 3,000 emails within a specific date range to my Outlook? I had a .pst meltdown and can only access emails sent between May and 9/7 in my Google online inbox but want to forward them to Outlook to be able to search more easily and file in my folders there. Thanks!

Kath said, on November 24, 2010 3:35 AM:

Hi Dave,
I was wondering if there is a way to download (via POP) only the emails that come to a gmail address. I had a major system meltdown recently, which involved me losing alllll me emails...from 5 years. Very Sad. So I set up a gmail account which receives copies of the emails received on my "official" email (POP3). I have done this with my partner's email to. We find it useful for when we go away - we can simply go to gmail and and check both our emails. We've even set it up so we can reply-from our individual addresses. These emails have been made to skip the inbox and immediately be archived and be labelled so we can pull them up again quickly.

We then got a little notebook for our travels and we want to set up outlook to access the gmail - but only the emails that are sent to my @gmail account. - It currently tries to retrieve all the emails from the 3 accounts.

Is there a way to stop the outlook on my notebook from downloading all the mail, and just what is in the gmail inbox?

Julie Wolf said, on November 30, 2010 6:48 PM:

If you are still answering comments here, please let me know why I can not add a new email to the forward window in a new filter?

Dave Taylor said, on November 30, 2010 10:05 PM:

Hi Julie. I am still answering comments and you can add email addresses, but you have to set them up differently. Check out this tutorial:

http://www.askdavetaylor.com/verify_confirm_forwarding_email_address_gmail.html

B Kumar said, on February 24, 2011 9:07 AM:

I have email id in gmail i have received so many emails from my friends and i want to add this email ids in to contact of my account. Please guide me how this can be done by me?

Matt Page said, on June 17, 2011 5:29 AM:

For all those asking about forwarding multiple messages in one go, here's how you do it if the messages are all part of the same conversation

Open the desired message (in conversation "on" mode) then on the far right hand side, above the Ads, in red text (at least on my theme) not looking particularly import there should actually be a "Forward All" button underneath "New Window" "Print All" and "Expand All".

Matt

bo said, on July 3, 2011 10:49 AM:

Hi

There is a question that repeats itself here with no answer, apparently because it is a little bit similar to old questions that have been already answered, so it looks redundant though it's not. I will be grateful if someone could answer this question please. Thanks in advance :#

So what I'd like to know is how to forward multiple OLD messages from my gmail to another account #without outlook#. The filter option does not work. It is a nice solution to automatically forward all your future mails that apply to the filter definition, but cannot be applied to old mails already in your inbox #even if you check the option "apply to messages below" during filter creation. There is even a note saying clearly that old mails cannot be forwarded).

The question is whether there is a workaround. I need to forwards hundreds of mails from my full account (believe it or not, my gmail is full :-)) to a new account.

Thanks so much!

Kelly said, on July 6, 2011 12:39 PM:

The forward filter will not work with emails I receive that are sent to a gmail group I belong to. Any thoughts on forwarding group emails?

Dave Taylor said, on July 6, 2011 2:40 PM:

Kelly, should work fine. Set up your preference sin Google Groups so that you receive a copy of each message to your regular Gmail account, then set up the filter to recognize those messages and forward them along...

Sri said, on July 12, 2011 7:27 PM:

i'm glad I asked Dave Taylor.
Cheers!

Anne McArthur said, on October 2, 2011 3:39 AM:

Just recently I'm getting forwarded messages in email that are in blue script, and it does not print. Why is this? How can I change thar script back to black?

prateek said, on October 5, 2011 2:23 AM:

Nice one dear...keep it up..and Many thanks..

Wendy said, on October 5, 2011 6:45 AM:

I have the same question as "bo" dated Jul 3, 2011. This question remains unanswered as I looked through the previous posts other than by "bo". It is this: How do I forward multiple emails that are already in my gmail account to another of my own gmail account IN ONE GO? I can select all 50 conversations in one page by just checking a little box near the top which is in the same line as "Archive", "Spam", "Delete", etc, but after that, I cannot find any "forward" function to forward all these 50 emails to another gmail address. I know how to forward one by one but it will take me a 100 years to forward thousands of emails this way. Can somebody enlighten me on the method to do it? It will be very very much appreciated!

Dave Taylor said, on October 5, 2011 9:51 AM:

Hi Wendy. Sorry it seems unanswered, but the answer is, well, that there's no way to do this that I can figure out. The best solution could be to enable IMAP access, then use a separate email program with its own filters set up to get your older messages, but a little niggling voice in my head says that won't work either because IMAP access only lets you get to what's new, not your archive. Sorry there's no better solution...

e said, on November 29, 2011 8:05 PM:

For those asking about forwarding a single conversation with several posts in it... I had the same issue with trying to set up a filter and it not sending old messages.

After much to much time, I found that there is a "forward all" under the "more" drop down menu. (Using Firefox Browser)

This however, has led to another problem for me. After "forwarding all" I looked at the sent email and it didn't actually forward all!!! It stopped part way through (ugh!). My convo has about 80 posts and it seems they have the darn thing limited to 25 and it doesn't even warn you! What a joke. Back to the drawing board.

This just seems much too easy for them to fix...

At least those of you with less than 25 messages in a convo can use the "forward all".

If anyone knows how to increase the limit or another way to send them all please tell us.

Andrew said, on January 12, 2012 8:21 PM:

I too really need to forward about two thousand mails out of gmail. Is there a solution to this yet? Can you contact gmail and have them change over the email account names??? PLLLLEEEEAAASSSEEE HHHEEEELLLLLPPPPPPPPP

Kevin said, on February 1, 2012 7:04 PM:

I am having the same problem with this new email. I cannot add any contact addresses by clicking on the envelope. every time I do I get a new blank compose email screen. I also am not very happy with this part of gmail. I tried to add the filters with no success either I need help and can not find it easily from Google. Is there a phone number to call. Frustrated!!!

Raphael said, on February 9, 2012 5:03 AM:

I have created an account in Gmail. The purpose of this account is to act as a routing agent. There is a group of people with their individual mail addresses. I want a situation whereby an email sent to this gmail account will automatically be forwarded to all the people in the group. I have added all the individuals's addresses in the 'Forward' tab in Gmail but it is not working. It sends to one or two only and sometimes never. I also notice that it appends #in use# to some email addresses. Where am I going wrong? Thanks for your response

jdb said, on February 15, 2012 8:33 PM:

If you need just a few mails re-downloaded I just open them in Gmail and forward them to your existing Gmail address.

kim said, on March 1, 2012 1:58 PM:

Iam trying to only send e-mails from one particular source to my cell phone to receive as a text message. I have set up a filter but either all e-mails come through or none. What could I be doing wrong? I am assuming that by setting up a filter, I am telling gmail that's the one I want forwarded. How do I stop the others from coming through?

Thanks!
Kim

Martin said, on March 25, 2012 12:07 PM:

Hi,

I have tried my best to go through the above messages and replies but can't see an answer to what should be a very straight forward action.

I want to forward just ONE email (with attachments) but when i choose 'forward' and send, it is sending the whole of the conversation (previous sends/replies) but i don't want the person i'm forwarding to, to read the whole conversation, i just want to forward the most recent reply i've had with attachments. Someone said copy and paste the message and send but then that means i have to attach the attachments separately. That is ridiculous! So please, in simple terms, how do i forward the most recent reply i'be had from someone to someone else with attachments without it sending the whole of the previous conversation? Come on Gmail, sort it out!

anna said, on April 5, 2012 1:23 AM:

I have several old emails moved into a 'labeled' position which i want to forward. They are not part of the same conversation. They are all dated separately. AND they do not all have the same 'subject' - is this possible? Thanks Ann

Matt said, on April 26, 2012 9:19 AM:

To beat a dead horse, I'm trying to wrap my mind around the lack of the option to select certain messages from the inbox and merge them into one new message. If Gmail has the capability of filtering messages and is pretty dang smart and can automatically label messages based on content criteria within messages, why then can't it copy user-selected messages into a new conversation. These are similar messages that I've received that SHOULD be a conversation but were sent seconds apart as separate messages. I want to forward just these similar messages to a new contact. Is this something that could be developed in the future? It would be mighty helpful as it could speed up the process of sending related messages to an interested contact. I use Google apps all the time and I'm always in awe of the power, clean design and integration of the collections of apps. This one stone hasn't been turned over, out of all the millions of possibilities.

Me said, on May 24, 2012 10:49 PM:

Your create a filter solution will NOT forward "already received" gmail messages. It will only forward INCOMING messages. So this is not a solution.

Dave Taylor said, on May 24, 2012 11:59 PM:

"Me", you're right. There's no easy way to forward messages that are already in your Gmail folder. The only possibility is through using SMTP and another email program, but that's really complex and beyond what most people are willing to do.

kg said, on May 31, 2012 11:21 AM:

Not only is creating a whole filter just to forward a handful of emails, a cumbersome way to deal with forwarding, it doesn't work , because even if you have made the filter and run it, the emails just sit in the inbox. This only works with emails that haven't arrived yet.

Gmail needs a forward button, so you can just select several messages and push the button, put in the address & ya.

Elena said, on June 5, 2012 4:02 PM:

I need to forward five previously sent separate e-mails in one to the recipient. While in the Outlook I can simply highlight several e-mails and click "forward to" button, Gmail does not give me similar option.
Your explanation about how to filter e-mails does not answer the question. Everybody knows how to create a filter, and how to forward a single e-mail, and all other mailing services can do the same so giving kudos to Google might be a bit premature.
Do you have the ability / simple way to forward multiple messages from my mailbox in one e-mail? if yes, please advise instructions. Thank you.

William said, on July 27, 2012 8:56 AM:

There is a somewhat indirect way to do this - if all the messages are in the same thread, you can use the "Print all" button to create a new browser page with all of the messages. Just click Cancel on the print request. Now you can either select all the text and put that in an email, or print to a PDF and send that.

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