How Do You Resend an Email on iPhone? Easiest Way!

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Did you know there is a quick way to resend a sent email in the Mail app? On your iPhone's Mail app, there's a handy little button that allows you to send an already-sent email again without having to forward it or copy and paste it into a new draft. Here's how to do it!

Why You'll Love This Tip:

  • Quickly resend an email with a simple tap.
  • Avoid re-forwarding or copy-pasting the whole email into a new draft just to send it again.

How Do You Resend an Email

While forwarding an email is a fine way to resend an already sent email, this way is much quicker. If you like learning cool tips about your iPhone, be sure to sign up for our free Tip of the Day!

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  1. On your iPhone, open the Mail app.

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  2. Go to Mailboxes.

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  3. Tap Sent.

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  4. Select the email you want to resend.

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  5. Tap the Reply button.

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  6. Tap Send Again.

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  7. Now, you can edit the body of the email, change the recipients, and send the email again.

And that's how you go about resending an email in Mail. I love this quick trick, and hopefully, you will too!

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Rachel Needell

Rachel Needell is a Feature Writer at iPhone Life, and a poet and author. With 10-plus years of experience working with Apple devices, she specializes in all-things iPad and is a Notes App expert, having worked on both the 2023 iPad Guide and the Notes App Guide. You can usually find her writing in the Daily Tip newsletter as one of our senior Tip writers. Rachel received her Master’s degree in English Literature in 2021 and her most recent work appears in the Winter ’21 edition of New Note Poetry. When she’s not obsessing about Apple products, you can find her voraciously reading fantasy books with her cat in Asheville, North Carolina.