How to download all of your Gmail attachments at once

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Gmail is one of the best Android apps to access your email. There's no end to the number of things that can be done through Gmail, whether the mobile or the desktop platform. While downloading bulk attachments from a long email thread is a hassle on your Android phone, desktop users have a shortcut. Here's how you can download all of your Gmail attachments at once on your computer.

How to download all of your Gmail attachments at once

Go to mail.google.com on your computer.

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Open the email chain.
Click on the three vertical dots in the navigation bar on top.

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Select Forward all.

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Enter your own email address as the recipient.

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Click Send.
Go to your Inbox.

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Open the email you just sent yourself.

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Scroll to the bottom where the attachments are located.

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Click Download all attachments or Add all to Drive.

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You can save all the attachments from a long email thread to your computer in one go. Alternatively, the files can be stored in Google Drive straight from Gmail. This makes the attachments easily accessible from multiple platforms and also backs them to the cloud all at once.

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Google integrates Gmail with all of its other Google Workspaces platforms very beautifully. Every Android phone comes with Gmail out of the box. As an email client, Gmail provides reliable security measures and a lot of functionality. Using clever tips and tricks, you can squeeze a lot of productivity out of Gmail for desktop. Everything is tied to your Google account, and you get a total of 15GB of free cloud storage space. This takes Gmail, Google Drive, Google Photos, Google Docs, and many other Google platforms into account.

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