Workflow & PlanningStore Featured

Gmail Filter Manager - GUI folder management & batch processing

By d1tn

Create and manage Gmail filters intuitively with a GUI. Easily import and export filters using XML.

View Chrome Web Store

Time on the storeAbout 1 to 3 yearsA rough range, not an exact date

Store users552As shown on the Chrome Web Store

Chrome Web Store rating3.3 / 57 ratings on the Chrome Web Store

Last store update28 Jun 2026Version 2.1.2, 3 months ago

How Gmail Filter Manager - GUI folder management & batch processing is doing

Gmail Filter Manager - GUI folder management & batch processing has been on the store for roughly one to three years and is in the top 25% of Workflow & Planning by users. Interest has been picking up lately.

Time on the store: About 1 to 3 years
Place in Workflow & Planning: Top 25%
Recent direction: Rising

Members see the exact launch date, growth history and every release

Inside the extension

Gmail Filter Manager - GUI folder management & batch processing developer product preview 1

Product image 1 of 3

Reviews

Vittorio Zamparella3 months ago
It's not a manager, it's an offline editor. You need to export your filters, load, edit, reimport them. They could have made, well, an offline editor and not an extensions since it doesn't connect to your gmail.
Victor Seino5 months ago
Funciona bem. Ajuda a pelo menos ser mais fácil na hora de ver os filtros. Fica mais fácil do que criar pelo gmail. E é de graça.
nicholas flann9 months ago
Cannot export, the file is empty. Cannot search through my current filters. Useless
Mar.io Esposito10 months ago
saves billions of years. the UI and intl translations in some msg would greatly help but it's free and does the job so!
Scott D12 months ago
This is a terrific idea; I had a filter list of over 200 rules that had been gradually accumulated. Just being able to move them around and put related ones together is great, and the GUI format is easier to use than the gmail built in one. On the down side, most of the prompts are in Chinese, so it took a bit of poking and prodding to figure out how to use it. Being able to label the filters is very helpful, but the labels only persist within this extension. I'd love to see a version of this as a Firefox extension, as the Chrome family is not my preferred browser, but once you clean things up with this tool, it is still easier to manage it with the gmail tool under Firefox.