Gmail is an email service from Google. Gmail was introduced after Yahoo. However, it became more popular than all the email service providers and Yahoo. With Gmail, you only don’t send emails but you can schedule them. Scheduling emails helps the users to send them at specific times to avoid delays or network outrage at that specific time or area.
This article will help you to schedule an email in Gmail.
How to Schedule an Email in Gmail Using Web
You can schedule an email in Gmail by simply checking the given steps below.
Step 1: Visit the mail.google.com and log in to the Gmail account:
Step 2: Press the “Compose” button to create the email.:
Step 3: Enter the receiver email address add a subject, write an email, click on the drop-down arrow alongside the send button, and click the “Schedule send” button:
Step 4: Select the default schedules or customize a scheduled time by hitting the “Pick date & time” option:
Step 5: Schedule the date and time, then click the “Schedule Send” button to schedule email:
As you can observe that email has been scheduled successfully:
How to Schedule an Email in Gmail Using Mobile
To schedule an email in Gmail using a mobile phone check the following guide.
Step 1: First, launch the Gmail mobile application on your mobile:
Step 2: To compose the email, tap the “Compose” button:
Step 3: Write an email, then, tap on the three dots and select the “Schedule send” button:
Step 4: Choose the default schedules or create a customized schedule by tapping on the “Pick date & time” option:
Step 5: Schedule the time and tap on the “Schedule send” button to schedule an email:
The email has been scheduled successfully:
Conclusion
To schedule an email in Gmail, first, log in to your account. Then, hit the “Compose” button. Following that, compose the email, and hit the drop-down arrow alongside the “Send” button. Then, select the “Schedule send” button. After that, schedule an email by hitting the “Pick date & time” button. Following that, schedule the email and click on the “Schedule send” button to schedule an email.
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