Step 1

Make sure that you have Undo Send enabled in Gmail Labs. We’ve covered the process here before at the link right there.

Step 2

In Gmail, click Settings and select the General tab. From there scroll down to Undo Send and click the drop-down list next to seconds. From the list, select what number of seconds you would like Gmail to delay before permanently firing off emails to the recipients.

Step 3

At the bottom of the page click Save Changes. This step is important but often overlooked.

Done!

Gmail is now set to delay emails at the time set. To undo a sent message, just click the Undo button that appears above your inbox after you send something. Personally, I set mine to 30 seconds but I really wish that I could set it to something longer, say 60 seconds.

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