Google Gmail is an excellent email service so you might find yourself using it for everything in your life: from work related email to everyday emails, to corresponding with friends and family. But accounts can be de-activated, emails can be lost or mistakenly deleted. And you might want to have all your attachments that are received via Gmail to be immediately available in other cloud services such as Dropbox. Here are the short instructions on how to backup and sync all your Gmail emails with Dropbox. CloudHQ - sync your cloud

1. Google Gmail is an excellent email service so you might find yourself using it for everything
in your life: from work related email to everyday emails, to corresponding with friends and family.
How to Backup Gmail?
But accounts can be de-activated, emails can be lost or mistakenly deleted.
And you might want to have all your attachments that are received via Gmail to be immediately
available in other cloud services such as Dropbox.

2. Go to cloudhq.net

3. Click on “See Plans and Pricing.”

4. Click on “Get Started” for whichever plan you prefer.

5. The sync wizard will appear.

6. Now, just drag the Evernote icon to the empty Google Drive on the left.

7. Click on “Sign Up with Google Account”
Click on “Allow.”

8. After the account is created, you need to authorize cloudHQ to access your Evernote notes.

9. So click on “Add Gmail” and you will be
forwarded to the Google page to confirm that
cloudHQ can access your Gmail.
Click on “Authorize” and
you will be redirected
back to cloudHQ.

10. The email will be saved in Dropbox in hierarchical structure and organized by date, with folders
representing year, month and day. Click on “Next >>” on this page.

11. Now, just drag the Dropbox icon into the empty box on the right.

12. Click on Allow and you will
redirected back to cloudHQ.
Click on “Add Dropbox” and you will be forwarded
to the Dropbox page to confirm that cloudHQ can
write to Dropbox.

13. Click on “Create Folder” to create a folder.
Name this folder something like
“Gmail in Dropbox.”

14. Click the newly created folder and press select.

15. Now you need to select the format into which you want to export your email and whether you want to
backup only attachments or only the email body. Let's select HTML and EML for now.

16. And finally, just click on “Synchronize Continuously” and we will start an automatic and continuous copy
of all your Gmail emails into Dropbox.