I can’t change the subject line of a thread?
@Reader
On Your Computer/Web



On Your Mobile Device (Gmail App)

If I change the subject line …
Will it move to a new thread?
@Reader
- Slight Change. If you make a minor change to the subject line (e.g., adding a “Re:” or changing a word), Gmail will likely keep the message in the same conversation thread.
- Significant Change. A more drastic change to the subject line (e.g., removing all the original words and replacing them with something different) has a higher chance of causing Gmail to treat it as a new conversation. This will start a separate thread.
Can I change it back?
And will that put it back to the original thread?
@Reader
Faqs
Summary
You can’t directly edit a subject line of an email that has already been sent. You can only reply using a new subject line in the same thread.
Let me know if you have an questions. (P.S. If you want to auto capitalize your subject lines here is an awesome free tool to help you with that).
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