Address Book

Guides And Explainers

An address book email is the contact list built into your email client or account that stores names, email addresses, and often extra details for people you message regularly. I...

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To create a new Gmail contact, open Gmail on the web or in the mobile app, click or tap the compose button, then open the details pane for the person and add their name, email a...

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Managing an address book in Gmail helps you reach the right people quickly while keeping your email organized and secure. This guide explains how to create and edit contacts, bu...

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Knowing how to create a new contact in Gmail helps you send messages faster, reduce typos, and keep your address book organized across devices. This evergreen explainer covers h...

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Your Gmail address book organizes the people you contact most, yet many users rely only on autocomplete instead of maintaining a clean, intentional contact list. This evergreen...

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To add a contact in Gmail, open the compose window, start typing a name or email, select it, then choose Add to Contacts. For more control, use the Contacts side panel to add fu...

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To add a new contact in Gmail on the web, open Gmail and click the Compose button to start a new message in the To field. Begin typing the person’s name or email address. If t...

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Adding a contact to Gmail gives you a reliable place to store email addresses so you can insert them quickly when composing messages. Contacts you add on the web stay synced wit...

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The Gmail address book is Google Contacts. To open it from Gmail on the web, click the Google apps launcher (grid) and select Contacts. In the Gmail mobile app, tap the menu to...

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You can add contacts in Gmail through the web interface, the Gmail mobile app, or by importing a vCard, and keeping your address book up to date helps ensure messages go to the...