Download Gmail

The listed size is 785,332,224 bytes, approximately 785 MB or 749 MiB. Keeping an additional 100–500 MB available is sensible for updates, cache, and locally stored account data.

Gmail is safe to download when obtained from Google Play or the App Store, which scan submitted apps for malware. Official store listings also provide the clearest route for updates and developer verification.

For the listed 785 MB size, a 4G connection at roughly 30–100 MB/s could take about 8–26 seconds, 5G at 170–400 MB/s about 2–5 seconds, and Wi-Fi at 50–500 MB/s about 2–16 seconds. Real results vary with network congestion and store overhead.

Common causes include insufficient storage, a weak connection, an incompatible Android or iOS version, an interrupted download session, or a temporarily stuck Play Store cache. Freeing space, restarting the connection, and reopening the store can help isolate the problem.

On Android, open Google Play, tap Install, then open Gmail from the home screen or store page. On iOS, open the App Store, tap Get, authenticate when prompted, and open the app. Gmail may require an email account during setup.

The supplied metadata lists Android and iOS only, so it does not identify an official desktop version. On Windows or Mac, Gmail can be run through an Android emulator such as BlueStacks, LDPlayer, or NoxPlayer, although performance varies.

Gmail has an Everyone content rating, indicating that the store does not classify it as restricted to older users. Parents can still use device-level account and app controls where appropriate.

The listing marks Gmail as free, but some advanced Google AI features require Google AI Pro or Ultra, and Workspace features require a Workspace plan. The source does not provide prices, so current terms should be checked in the official store or Google Workspace listings.