Update a thousand contacts with a single click.

A bulk action is a single change applied to many contacts at once. Instead of opening each profile and editing it, you select a group, or every result of a filter, and apply one action to all of them: subscribe or unsubscribe them from an email type, add a tag, archive or delete. It turns repetitive list housekeeping into one click.

Open your contacts, filter to the people you want, and tick them, or use select all results to grab the whole filtered set. A bulk action bar appears with the available actions. Choose one, confirm, and it applies to every selected contact together.

Yes. Select the contacts, choose the bulk email subscriptions action, pick an email type, and set them to subscribe or unsubscribe from it. This never overrides someone who unsubscribed themselves and never changes their global unsubscribe, so consent stays intact.

A bulk action changes your contacts, such as their tags or subscriptions. An email blast sends one campaign to a group of them. They work together: use a bulk action to tidy and organize the audience, then send the blast to the group you prepared.

Archiving removes contacts from your active audience while keeping a record, and deleting removes them entirely. Both apply only to the contacts you selected, and you confirm before they run, so a bulk cleanup is deliberate rather than accidental.

Yes. Create your account free with Google or Microsoft sign-in and manage contacts with bulk actions on the free plan, no credit card required. Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 accounts get the quickest start; personal Gmail or Outlook.com works too, with lower sending limits while your account builds trust. Paid plans add higher sending volumes.