The scheduling messages in Gmail It’s a very useful feature that Google’s email service inherited from the missing Inbox years ago. However, there will still be users who don’t know it exists, and as basic as it is, this is MC Basics, so let’s get to it.

In other words, rather than teaching what message scheduling is and how to use it in Gmail, a feature that allows the user to schedule messages to be sent on a specific date and timeinstead of doing it right after writing, or insisting on behaviors to avoid, such as leaving everything in a draft until it’s appropriate, because of the risk of forgetting what’s left there.

Gmail message scheduling was, as noted, one of the features that Inbox used, an alternative interface used by Google to encourage innovation without disrupting traditional forms of mail service, even before Inbox was the star feature of third-party services. although with the advent of official implementation, everything remained “at home”.

Now to the point, the option to schedule sending messages in Gmail is available depending on whether you are using the web app or the mobile app “Send” button in the “More shipping options” menu. if you are using a web browser on a PC, or in the menu to the right of the Send button if you are in the mobile application (samples in the image).

And that’s all. So remember that putting off the saying “don’t put off until tomorrow what you can do today” is only one option in Gmail, so don’t hesitate to write messages when they arise, because you can schedule them to send when it suits you best.

One more tip: remember also that it is possible to “snooze” the messages you receive (the clock icon in the options of each message in the “Inbox”), in case you want to do the same, i.e. snooze the message, instead of scheduling it. Depending on the message, one or the other may be better for you.