Q&A for How to Create a Filter in Gmail

You do not have to save them -- just complete the setup of the filter and they will be added to your filter list.

Yes. Click your account picture in the top right, then click Settings. Click the tab at the top that says Filters and Blocked Addresses. Toward the middle of the screen, you will see Create New Filter. Click that, and it will allow you to choose which words to be filtered.

Select the gear icon to enter the Settings page. Then, select Filters and Blocked Addresses. Once you've found the filter you want to delete, just click "Delete" on the far right.

Follow these simple steps: In your mailbox click the gear icon on top righthand side of the page and select "Settings". Then click "Filters and Blocked Addresses". You'll see the "Create a New Filter" option in the middle of the Filters and Blocked Address tab.

The best way to set up this kind of filter would be to sort the named senders to their own folder, leaving everything else in the 'general mail' inbox. You can then quickly scan the inbox to move anything you want to keep and bulk select all remaining messages for the trash.

You cannot add multiple keywords in one filter unless you want to filter out messages when two or more words in the filter are side-by-side. You'll have to create different filters altogether. For example, you will have to create one filter with "Free!", save the filter, and then create another one with "Win!". But if you create a filter with "Free! Win!", messages with the whole phrase "Free! Win!" will only get filtered.

To filter certain words, just enter those words in "Has the words". Then, choose what you want to do with messages those words (for example, delete, mark as important, etc). Finally, save the filter and you're done!