https://gmail-filter-manager.pages.dev/ · Workflow & Planning
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Create and manage Gmail filters intuitively with a GUI. Easily import and export filters using XML. Manage Gmail filters visually — create, edit, organize, and export Gmail filters from a clean GUI without ever leaving your browser. Tame an overgrown filter list with folders and batch processing. 💡 Organize by folder, process in batches Group filters into nested folders — Work, Shopping, Notifications, or whatever makes sense to you. Then enable Batch Processing Mode on a folder to apply the same action — archive, add label, mark as read, and more — to every filter inside at once. Filters in subfolders are included too, so you can unify rules across hundreds of filters in seconds. 💡 Features • Create and edit Gmail filters with a full-featured GUI — conditions, actions, labels, and more • Organize filters into nested folders with accordion-style collapse/expand — free up to 10 folders, unlimited with Pro • Batch Processing Mode: set a shared action for all filters in a folder at once, subfolders included — 1 folder free, unlimited with Pro • Reorder filters by drag-and-drop to control priority • Duplicate filters to create similar rules in seconds • Export filters as XML and import directly into Gmail to apply • Filter data stored locally in your browser — never sent to external servers 💡 Pricing • Basic features: Free • Folders: up to 10 free / unlimited with Pro (in-app purchase) • Batch Processing Mode: 1 folder free / unlimited with Pro (in-app purchase) 💡 Feedback & Contribution Report bugs or request features via the built-in contact form.
Jun 28, 2026
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