RecoveryTools, a trusted leader in professional email solutions, has announced the launch of its advanced Gmail Backup Tool, designed for both Mac and Windows users. This powerful software allows individuals, professionals, and organizations to securely back up their entire Gmail account data without data loss, ensuring complete control and future-proof storage of emails.
The Gmail Backup Tool supports 35+ saving formats, including PST, MBOX, EML, PDF, MSG, and DOC, as well as direct migration to popular webmail and desktop-based email clients such as Outlook, Thunderbird, Office 365, and more. Users can save Gmail emails locally to a computer, hard drive, USB, or external storage, or migrate directly to other accounts.
With its batch mode capability, the software enables archiving of multiple Gmail accounts in one go, making it especially valuable for administrators managing multiple user accounts. Advanced filters allow users to back up emails selectively based on date, sender, recipient, or subject. It also offers options to extract only attachments, email addresses, or phone numbers, helping users manage data more efficiently.
The Gmail Backup Tool is designed with Google OAuth authentication for enhanced security and does not require generating app passwords, simplifying the login process. Additionally, it preserves original folder structures and email formatting, ensuring that data remains intact and easy to navigate after backup.
“Email is the backbone of communication, and losing years of Gmail data can be devastating,” said a RecoveryTools spokesperson. “Our Gmail Backup Tool provides a hassle-free, secure, and flexible way for users to protect their data, whether for compliance, migration, or personal peace of mind.”
The software is available for both Mac (macOS Ventura, Monterey, Big Sur, Mojave, and more) and Windows (Windows 11, 10, 8, 7), making it accessible to a wide range of users. A free trial version is offered for testing before purchase.
For more information, visit: https://www.recoverytools.com/backup/gmail/
