MacPaw Adds Gmail Cleanup Tool to CleanMyMac

The tool, located within the application's sidebar, functions by scanning metadata such as headers, file sizes, and timestamps. By focusing on these technical markers rather than message body text, the software categorizes clutter into groups like newsletters, subscriptions, and heavy attachments. This allows users to mass-delete marketing blasts or clear space-hogging files across Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Photos without the risk of sensitive information exposure.

Control remains firmly with the user, as the software requires explicit confirmation before any action is taken. Deleted items move to the standard Gmail trash folder, providing a 30-day recovery window for any files removed by mistake. The feature also supports multiple accounts, enabling users to consolidate work and personal inbox management into one interface. MacPaw is currently offering a seven-day free trial for the service, which is bundled into the CleanMyMac annual subscription plans starting at $3.33 per month.