How to delete attachments in Gmail? (without deleting the original message)

Thread starter Ara macao
Start date Apr 1, 2007
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To delete attachments in Gmail without removing the original message, users can forward the email to themselves while omitting the attachment. This method allows for the original message to be retained in the inbox while freeing up space by eliminating the attachment. Although Gmail offers substantial storage, some users prefer to manage their storage more efficiently by removing unnecessary files. This approach is particularly useful for those who download emails to their local disk. Overall, forwarding the email without the attachment is a practical solution for managing Gmail attachments.

Apr 1, 2007

Ara macao

So yes, you may ask - why would I need to, since Gmail offers so much space? Well, my reason is that I often like to download everything from Gmail onto disk, and this is where I'd like to delete attachments.

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Apr 1, 2007

mattmns

Send the message to yourself without the attachment.

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