Google has introduced a new feature for Gmail that will let users optimize their Inbox. The company will do so by adding a quick setting menu that will allow users to design their inbox as per their preference.

The company’s blog announced that the feature is being rolled out for G Suite users as well as people with personal accounts. As Google is rolling it in a phased manner, it will gradually be made available to the users.

The new feature will let users select a layout, look, and feel for their inbox as per their choice. The quick settings would allow one to change the size and visibility of text and information displayed, to choose a different inbox type and organize emails in a preferred manner and to apply themes to personalize the display inbox. This feature should be introduced from June 22 but as of now it is available to some selected users only.

The Gmail blog read “We’re making these options easier to find, and letting you explore them in real-time, so your actual inbox will update immediately to show you exactly what the setting will do. We hope this makes it easier to set up Gmail the way that works best for you. Note that this update just adds an easier way to access settings that already exist in the full Gmail settings menu. There are no new settings, and users’ existing settings won’t be changed with this update. You can still see the full settings menu by clicking the “See all settings” button at the top of the new quick settings menu.”

In order to make changes, one would have to go to setting option, there one can find many interfaces, inbox types, display options at the right corner of your inbox. When you select an option, the inbox will update and give you a idea of how the selected theme is supposed to look. You can select from different kind of themes and completely change your inbox as per your requirement.