In Gmail, the term 'label' refers to a specific category that you can assign to an email, whether it's one you've sent, received, or even a draft you're composing. Gmail labels provide a way to compartmentalize your inbox, similar to dividing your emails into distinct sections. While they may appear similar to folders, Gmail labels distinguish themselves by allowing a single email to carry multiple labels.

These Gmail labels are situated on the left panel of your Gmail inbox. Moreover, these labels can be organized hierarchically, where sub-labels can be grouped under a parent label, creating a well-structured system, particularly useful for managing support-related emails. By assigning a Gmail label and subsequently clicking on it, you can access all emails categorized under that specific label. This proves to be a practical method for streamlining the often overwhelming clutter of emails in your inbox, especially when dealing with various customer support messages.

How to share a Gmail label