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Tina
February 10, 2010Swamy,as far as I know there is no way to search eMails by size within GMail. You can, however, search for “has:attachment” to filter for all eMails with an attachment. If you are looking for a specific attachment, you could search for the filename, e.g. “filename:pdf”To sort your eMail by file size, you could import them from within Thunderbird or Outlook. Both programs have a sort by size (and many other criteria) option. This site explains how to import GMail eMails in Outlook 2003 and it works similar in Thunderbird: http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?hl…
meenank
February 25, 2010swamy you cannot search emails in gmail by size
Matt
September 10, 2010You can use http://www.findbigmail.com to label your big emails into three groups so that you can more easily go through them and delete the ones you no longer need.
Hope this helps.
James
September 12, 2010Here’s something you might find helpful
It’s a new free site for searching your mailbox by email size
http://www.SearchGmailBySize.com
Cheers
James
September 12, 2010Here is a new free site that might be just what you’re looking for:
http://www.SearchGmailBySize.com
It allows you to search your gmail for “big” emails
Cheers!
Shubham ~NeO~
May 28, 2011Finally found the perfect solution to sort / filter messages in Gmail itself and recover back space !
You will love it !
Wrote a post on it : http://www.techquark.com/2011/05/sort-and-filter-mails-based-on-size-in.html
Hope it helps
Thank you for sharing, Shubham!
May 28, 2011SEO Singapore
April 11, 2012I’m looking for this answer for long time, it is frustrating that I couldn’t search my email by its size, because my mail box is full and I wanted to search those large size unwanted email and delete away. Anyone know this?