How to Create FTP in cPanel IntroductionIn this article, you will learn how to create an FTP account in cPanel. FTP (File Transfer Protocol) enables you to securely upload, download, and manage your website files using an FTP client or the File Manager. Create FTP Account via BigCloudy Client AreaLog in to the BigCloudy Client Area.Navigate to Services → My Services.Select your active hosting plan.Click Manage and locate the FTP Accounts section.Click Create FTP Account.Enter the following details:Username: Desired FTP usernamePassword: Strong, secure passwordDirectory: Choose or leave default (use /public_html for full access)Quota: Set storage limit or select unlimited Verify FTP AccessOpen an FTP client (e.g., FileZilla) or use cPanel File Manager.Enter FTP login credentials (username, password, server/host).Connect and check that you can upload/download files to the specified directory. ConclusionCreating an FTP account in cPanel is simple and allows secure access to your website files. Once created, you can connect using an FTP client and manage files easily. If you face any issues, our support team is always available to help. Need Help? If you require assistance at any point while using this guide, our Support Team is here to help: 📧 Email: support@bigcloudy.com 🌐 Submit a support ticket FAQ Can I create multiple FTP accounts?Yes, you can create multiple FTP accounts for different users or directories. Can I limit FTP account access to a specific directory?Yes, specify the folder in the “Directory” field when creating the FTP account. How do I reset an FTP password?FTP passwords can be reset in cPanel → FTP Accounts → Change Password or via the BigCloudy Client Area. What if I cannot connect via FTP?Check your username, password, server/host, port (default: 21), and ensure the server firewall does not block your IP.
