1. Search target emails that you want to act on
The first step in filtering emails is to identify the emails that you want to act on. You can do this by using the search function in Gmail. Simply type in keywords or phrases that are relevant to the emails you want to filter and hit enter. This will bring up a list of all the emails that match your search criteria.

2. Click create filter
Once you have identified the emails that you want to filter, click the “create filter” button, which is located in the top right corner of the search results page.

3. Select an action
The next step is to select an action that you want to perform on the emails that match your search criteria. Options include labeling the emails, applying a specific folder or label to them, marking them as read or unread, and more. Simply select the action that you want to take from the dropdown menu.

4. Click ‘Create Filter’
After selecting an action, click the “create filter” button to save your filter.

5. All newly arrived emails that match the search criteria will be automatically acted upon
From now on, any emails that arrive in your inbox and match the search criteria you specified will be automatically acted upon according to the action you selected. For example, if you selected the “label” action and applied a specific label to the emails, any new emails that match your search criteria will automatically be labeled with that label.

Filtering emails in Gmail can be a useful tool for organizing and prioritizing your emails. By setting up filters, you can automatically route specific types of emails to designated folders or labels, allowing you to quickly and easily find and access the emails that are most important to you.