Bulk unsubscribe from newsletters, promotions and noise
The average inbox is subscribed to hundreds of mailing lists — most joined once and never read again. Unsubscribing one footer link at a time takes hours. ClearInbox finds every subscription across your accounts and lets you bulk unsubscribe from dozens of lists in a single action.
Every subscription on one screen
ClearInbox detects mailing lists from their List-Id and List-Unsubscribe headers and shows them all in one place — sorted by how often each sender emails you and whether you ever open them. Deciding what stays becomes a five-minute review instead of an archaeology project.
Bulk email unsubscribe, the safe way
Select as many lists as you like and unsubscribe from all of them at once. Where senders support the RFC 8058 one-click standard, the request happens without visiting any web page — the same mechanism Gmail's own unsubscribe button uses, and the safest way to leave a list.
For the senders that don't listen: block
Some lists ignore unsubscribe requests. One click blocks the sender or their whole domain, and their mail is handled automatically before it ever reaches your inbox. Not ready to commit? Pause a subscription, send it to Read Later, or keep only the newest message instead.
Frequently asked questions
Is bulk unsubscribing safe?
Yes, when the tool uses the List-Unsubscribe header (including RFC 8058 one-click) rather than clicking links inside message bodies. That is exactly how ClearInbox unsubscribes — and for suspicious senders you should block instead.
How many lists can I unsubscribe from at once?
As many as you select — bulk unsubscribe is designed for clearing a whole backlog in one sitting. Senders are allowed a short processing window, so expect a few stragglers for a week or two.
Will it unsubscribe me from things I want to keep?
No. Nothing happens without your selection — you review the full list, keep what you read, and unsubscribe from the rest. Rules can also file kept newsletters to Read Later automatically.