How to create a distribution list in Gmail Creating a distribution list involves assigning a label to contacts. You'll enter this label as a shortcut when sending an email.

Quick Answer To create email groups in Gmail, go to Google Contacts, create a new label, and add contacts to it.

Apart from searching, the best way to find your emails again is to create folders and labels in Gmail. Obsessive organizers, unite!

Namely, the ability to create a mailing list using the Contacts UI and then send emails to that list at a single entry in Gmail. Or, more specifically, with the entry of a single name or label.

How to add contacts to a Gmail group To add contacts to an email group in Gmail, start by opening Google Contacts. Next, go to the left pane and select the + icon beside Labels.

It's time to clean up your inbox. Gmail has the option to create folders or "labels" so your emails go to the right place within your account.

Gmail doesn’t support folders. But it has Labels. Learn how to create a new Folder or Label (including Nested Labels) in Gmail.

Gmail lets you attach labels to email for easy organization, but you can also create sublabels to fine-tune your mail sorting.

To create the shortcut to a Gmail label, long-press a blank spot on your home screen and select Widgets (Figure A). Locate the Gmail section in the widgets listing (Figure B).