The first option is to archive the copy of the old Gmail account and transfer all your emails to the new account. This will remove the messages from the old inbox and move them to the Archive folder. Marking the messages as read will keep the original email items in the new inbox. If you are using Outlook, you can synchronize your local messages with your new Gmail account.

Another option is to use the migration feature. This feature will move all your emails from one Gmail account to another. Once it has finished, you will see an indicator text that says, "Checking mail." You can then wait for the migration process to complete. The process can take a few hours, depending on how much data you have. The migration process is completely automated and will take several hours.

If you don't want to use this method, you can use other methods to migrate your emails. You can import Gmail emails from Outlook or Mozilla Thunderbird or even export a CSV file to a CSV file. To do this, you need to sign in to the other account with the same credentials as you did in the old account. Then, click Continue to confirm that you want to transfer the emails from the other account. Then, close the window that says "Authentication has been completed".

After you have imported all your emails to the new account, you can choose whether or not to keep the original messages. Once the transfer is complete, you can decide what to do with the original messages. You can archive, delete, or mark the messages as read. After importing all your emails to your new account, you will need to log into your old Gmail account and open the Import button. After this, you will need to enter your old Gmail address and password.

Once you've successfully transferred all your emails to your new account, you can select the messages you wish to keep in the old Gmail address. Then, you'll need to manually select the messages that you want to move. After selecting them, you will need to choose which ones to import. If you've moved a lot of emails, you can choose the ones you want to save and move into your new Gmail.

If you're transfer emails from one Gmail  to another, you'll want to ensure that they're transferred in their entirety. Generally, you'll need to do this manually by first clicking the gear icon at the top right of the screen. Next, you'll have to choose the POP download preference and whether you'll be keeping or archiving the messages.

You'll need to select POP download as the protocol for moving emails from one Gmail to another Gmail account. You'll also need to select whether you want to keep or archive messages. After you've chosen the format, you'll need to choose the server that will transfer the emails. You'll then need to configure the new address's settings to match the new one.

After importing the emails from one Gmail to another, you can stop receiving them. Once you've done this, you can choose to delete the messages that you want to transfer to your old account. If you don't want to keep them, you can also use the other email account. You can then start managing it from there. Then, you can add labels to your incoming mail.

Also read:- Transfer Outlook emails to Gmail

Bottom Line

Alternatively, you can download all of your Gmail emails to another Gmail account and store them in it. You can also use Google Takeout to backup all your emails. This allows you to transfer all the emails you've previously imported to your new Gmail account. You can also choose to delete all the messages you want to import to your new account. However, you may not want to do this if you don't want to lose the messages.