How to export / store your Gmail Account emails

How to export / store your Gmail Account emails

I am using my Gmail account for the last 20 years (since the year 2000) and since then always used my Gmail account as my primary account for communication. Hence there were lots of important emails collected throughout the years.

 

And currently, I am at the edge of losing my free 15 GB of Google storage space that I want to archive.  So I was looking for some tools which can help me to export Gmail emails and labels to PDF and in addition, it should also be able to store attachments with the email

 

And I found Cloud HQ, is one of the best cloud application which allows me to easily save emails or labels to PDF directly from Gmail™ in one click.   This the extension lets you easily save Gmail™ emails as a PDF document on your the computer's hard drive / Google Drive or even Microsoft One Drive, just in 1 click including all the attachments with emails. 

 

It also gives the option, to save as separate emails or you can even merge multiple emails to one pdf files.  And this extension allows below features:

* as one PDF document with all emails,

* zip file with all emails in PDF,

* as one text file with all emails,

* as one HTML document with all emails,

 

Currently, I am also exploring other innovative products provided by CloudHQ and one another product that I really love is - it can find all Tax Invoices/receipts that I have received in years and just in one click - it allows me to store all of these tax receipts to my local desktop and/or my good drive accounts

 

They have 60+ productive tools for Google and Microsoft products which can save a huge amount of time in any organisation.  And I would highly recommend using Cloud HQ tool

 

A snippet of their products as below:

 




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