If you don’t have it installed, get it from the App Store and sign in first.Ģ) Enter the recipient’s email address, subject line, and compose your email body.ģ) Tap the three dots icon and tap Schedule send.Ĥ) Choose an option like Tomorrow morning, Tomorrow afternoon, etc. Gmailġ) Open the Gmail app and tap Compose. You can’t edit the contents (body, subject line, receiver’s address, etc.) of the scheduled email.

Important: As of now, you can only change the Send time of the email.

Alternatively, tap Cancel Send Later if you no longer wish to send this email.

Note that your email will be sent instantly if you edit the Send time to something that’s already passed.

From here, you can change the scheduled time.

Have you changed your mind and wish to tweak the scheduled email time or abort the operation?įollow these steps to edit or cancel your scheduled email in iOS 16:ġ) Open the Mail app and go to the Mailbox screen.Ģ) Tap Send Later to see all your scheduled emails. This approach is different than scheduling emails in Gmail (explained below), which works on the server level, and thus there is no need to keep your device switched on after scheduling an email in Gmail. Important: You must keep your iPhone switched on for scheduled email to go through, as the Mail app can work automatically at the scheduled time only when your device is powered on. It will be sent automatically at the designated time. It works not just for iCloud but for all the email services you have added inside your Mail app.įollow these steps to schedule email on iPhone running iOS 16:ġ) Open the Mail app and compose your email.ģ) Pick a suggested time, and the email is scheduled.Ĥ) You can also tap Send Later to choose a custom date, time, and even time zone! Once everything is set, tap Done to schedule this email. Starting with iOS 16 and iPadOS 16, you can schedule emails from the Mail app. 2.3) Spark How to schedule emails on iPhone and iPad Mail app

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