How to cancel a scheduled email in Gmail for iPhone and iPad

How to Stop Scheduled Emails in Gmail for iPhone and iPad

Before proceeding with the following process, make sure you have the latest version of the Gmail app installed from the App Store. Once done, simply follow the steps below to cancel your scheduled email.

1. Launch the Gmail app on your iPhone or iPad and sign in with your Google Account (if you're not already signed in).

   

2. This will take you to your Gmail inbox. Click on the three-line icon next to the search bar at the top, as shown in the screenshot below.

   

3. This will launch the Gmail menu. From here, click "Scheduled" above your draft to see all of your scheduled emails.

   

4. Now just long press on the email you want to cancel.

   

5. This will select the email and give you access to more options. Now, click on the icon with an “x” to the left of the delete option as shown below.

   

6. Scheduled emails will now be canceled and moved to drafts. For a short time, you have the option to jump into draft quickly. From there you can delete it permanently if desired.

   

You have successfully canceled your scheduled email in Gmail. If needed, you can use Gmail to schedule a new email at any time.

You can also unschedule the email by clicking the Delete option next to it instead of using the Cancel option. Doing so will move the email to Trash instead of Drafts.

Please note that all emails stored in the trash will be automatically deleted after 30 days.

Normally when you schedule a new email in the Gmail app, you'll see a pop-up that lets you undo your action within seconds. This may help if you accidentally send an email to the wrong address or get an error in the message.

If you use the Stock Mail app instead of Gmail, there's currently no similar feature that lets you schedule emails. However, if you're not interested in trying out Gmail or using a different email service provider, you can try other third-party email apps available on the App Store, such as Spark , which you can use to schedule emails.

On the other hand, if you have a Mac, there is a workaround you can use to schedule emails from the native Mail app. To do this, you will create a custom workflow using the built-in Automator application and then add it as a custom event to the default calendar application. If you're interested, you can learn more about this slightly complicated process.

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