However, prior versions of MacOS can still schedule the sending of emails by using Automator as described here, which works in a similar manner.Īdditionally, you can also schedule emails with Gmail app for iPhone and iPad, and on the web. This is only available in Mail app for macOS Ventura or later. You’ll want to incorporate that into your plans if you intend on sending emails far in the future with this scheduling feature. Choose “Send Later” if you’d like to schedule a specific date or timeĪnd there you go, your email is scheduled to send at the time you specified.Īgain, if you chose a future date, let’s say two months from now on a Thursday at 9:30 PM, the Mac will need to be powered on and with an active internet connection on that date and time to be able to send the scheduled email as intended.Select from the dropdown menu when you would like to send the email:.After you finish writing the email you want to schedule, look for the pull down menu alongside the Send button, and click on that.Scheduling emails to send at a later time or date is really easy: For example, if you schedule an email to send next Thursday at 7 PM, the Mac would need to be powered on and online then for this feature to work as intended. You will need to have Mail app in macOS Ventura 13.0 or later to have this feature available, and for the email scheduling to work properly the Mac must be on and connected to the internet at whatever time the email is scheduled for.
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