We will demonstrate how to do so, but bear in mind that you won’t be able to maintain it in that state indefinitely. You won’t have a choice when Google eventually rolls out the new look to everyone and removes the old one. However, you might want to switch back if you don’t use Chat or Meet and don’t like some other minor changes. We have mentioned steps below to Bring Back Old Gmail Design

Steps to Bring Back Old Gmail Design

Once you’ve logged in, go to Gmail.com/account and select your account.

In the Quick Settings cog, you’ll find a variety of settings that are important to you, including your Gmail account, your company’s email address, and more.

If you use the new Gmail view, you’ll see a small, rectangular menu pop up to the side, with text that reads, “You’re using the new Gmail view.” Under that, click Go back to the original view.

A dialog box will pop up asking why you’re reverting. There, you can vent your heart out about how much you hate the design or simply move on with your life, ignore it, and click Reload.

Final Words

We wanted to take a look at how you might go about bringing back the old Gmail design. If you’re not familiar with the new layout, it’s a mix of Chat, Gmail, and Meet in one place. The main menu is divided into three sections: Accounts, Contacts, and Inboxes. The Accounts section contains your current Google account information and settings. The Contacts section contains all of your contacts in one place. The Inboxes section contains all of your messages from the past month and all of your messages from the past week. There are a few things you can do to make sure you’re using the old design:

  • Make sure you have an account on Google if you haven’t used it in a while. This will help keep your settings and data organized and easy to access.
  • Use the new layout for as long as possible before switching back to the old design. This way, you can get used to the new layout before making any changes or updates.
  • If you want to switch back to the old design, be sure to use our instructions on how to do so. We hope this article was helpful!