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In many cases, people find themselves in the need to delete a plugin, a theme, or upload and download a file from cPanel, to solve a problem, or to create a manual backup for a particular folder. However, if this is the first time they run a WordPress website, they will find things confusing at the beginning, when they are all easy to manage in a few minutes.

Today, I’ll show you in a step by step tutorial, how to download your files from the cPanel control panel. But, without using any complicated technics, just follow the steps as they’re listed below.

First, login into cPanel and find the “File Manager” option that allows you to edit the blog files in real-time. It’s exactly like managing files on your local computer.

You will get a small pop-up window to select the site that you want to open (if you have many hosted domains). Make sure to check the box saying “Show hidden File”, you need that option in some cases when WordPress shows you the basic and known folders only. So, check it and click the “Go” button.

The next page will show the website files started by the main WordPress directories, such as “wp-admin”, “wp-content” and “wp-includes” folders. Select the file or folder that you want to download.

If it’s a single file, you will notice that the “Download” button, at the top of the file manager window will be colored and active. That means you can download that single file directly without doing anything.

If the “Download” button is still uncolored, that means, you have to compress the folder before downloading it. Don’t worry, all the tools are there to compress the folder instantly.

How to compress a folder in cPanel file manager?

The file manager compression function is needed when you want to download a folder. What you have to do is to select the folder first. Next, click the “Compress” button at the top right of the file manager window, exactly as in the next screenshot.

You will get a pop-up to select the type of compression you want to make, select ZIP. It’s the most used format to download and upload files and click the “Compress File” Now, button as the following example.

Now, you can see that the compression process started, and you get a full list of files that the folder contains. Close that pop-up and refresh the page to see your Zipped folder at the bottom of the list, in general. It will be marked with a compressed icon to identify it easily, as in the next screenshot.

Now, select that folder and then, click the “Download” button at the top of the page. It will be active now and you can start downloading the zipped file to your local computer. That’s how to download any file from cPanel.

Also, the upload process starts with a compressed folder. For files, you can easily upload them without the need for any compression. To start uploading a folder using the cPanel file manager, open the exact location or directory that you want to upload that file on it, and click the “Upload” icon.

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A new page will be opened, and you just need to select the zip file from your computer, the Uploader will start the transfer automatically.

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When the task is complete, come back to your files and locate the new compressed folder that was uploaded. Select it and click the “Extract” button at the top page, the extraction will begin and the subtitles will be placed in that exact directory.

Now, you have uploaded and extracted a folder to your blog or website directories. Please make sure to scan the files that you don’t know their origin, or you don’t trust. That way, you will secure your blog and never upload infected files.

Table of Contents

• Overview
• Change Settings
• Character encoding verification dialogs
• Working with files and folders
• Create or copy files or folders
• Move files or folders
• Update file or folder permissions
• Delete or restore files and folders
• Other item actions
• Search for an item

Table of Contents

• Overview
• Change Settings
• Character encoding verification dialogs
• Working with files and folders
• Create or copy files or folders
• Move files or folders
• Update file or folder permissions
• Delete or restore files and folders
• Other item actions
• Search for an item

File Manager

Valid for versions 82 through the latest version

Last modified: July 14, 2020

Overview

cPanel organizes all the files in your account into folders. Use the File Manager interface to manage and edit your files.

• Whenever you access a folder that contains a Git™ repository, we strongly recommend that you do not update any files or directories. Changes could cause serious problems with the repository, regardless of whether you created it in the Git Version Control interface (cPanel >> Home >> Files >> Git™ Version Control).
• When a toolbar action isn’t available, the icon displays in gray.
• You can only use certain File Manager actions with one file at a time. Select the desired file before you attempt these actions.
• Any attempt to rename, edit, or view multiple files at the same time will only affect the first listed file in the folder.

Change Settings

To change the folder in which the File Manager interface opens, perform the following steps:

1. Click Settings. The Preferences interface will appear.

2. Select a folder to open by default:

   • Home Directory — The main folder for your account.
   • Web Root (public_html or www) — The most direct route to your files.
   • Public FTP Root (public_ftp) — The folder for your FTP files.
   • Document Root for: — The folder for the domain that you select from the menu.

3. To display hidden files in the interface, select Show Hidden Files (dotfiles).

4. To prevent messages about character encodings from displaying, select Disable Character Encoding Verification Dialogs.

5. Click Save.

Character encoding verification dialogs

When you edit a file with the Edit or HTML Editor actions, an interface appears to confirm the file’s character encoding. Use the menu to select the correct character encoding for the file. Then, click Edit to continue.

• Click Toggle Help for more information about how to select the correct character encoding.
• Click Disable Encoding Check to turn off future encoding verifications.

If you select the wrong initial encoding, your file may become corrupt. If your file displays as a series of special characters, immediately abort your action and select the correct encoding. Do not save the file.

Working with files and folders

The File Manager interface allows you to perform many actions on your files and folders.

Create or copy files or folders

To create a new file or folder, perform the following steps:

1. Click + File or + Folder in the toolbar. A new interface will appear.
2. Enter the new item’s name in the New File Name: or New Folder Name: text box.

   To rename a folder or file, click the name. Then, enter the new name in the text box. Press the Return key to save the change.

3. Enter the location in which the system will create the item in the New file will be created in: or New folder will be created in: text box.
4. Click Create New File or Create New Folder.

To copy one or more files, perform the following steps:

1. Select the files you want to copy.

   You cannot create a copy of an item within the same folder.

2. Click Copy from the toolbar at the top of the interface. The Copy interface will appear.

   You can also right-click and select Copy from the menu.

3. In the Copy interface, enter the file path for which you want to save the item in the Enter the file path that you want to copy this file to: text box.
4. Click Copy File(s) to copy the files.

Move files or folders

To move one or more files, perform the following steps:

1. Select the file or files that you want to move.
2. Click Move in the toolbar at the top of the interface. The Move interface will appear.
3. Enter the file path that you want to move the file to in the Enter the file path that you want to move this file to: text box.
4. Click Move File(s) to move the file.

You can also move files by:

• Dragging a file icon into a new destination folder.
• Clicking on a file and then clicking Rename in the toolbar.

Update file or folder permissions

To modify a file or folder’s permissions, perform the following steps:

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1. Select the file or folder for which to change the permissions.
2. From the toolbar, click Permissions. The Change Permissions interface will appear.
3. Use the checkboxes or text boxes to change the item’s permissions. This setting defaults to 0644.
4. Click Change Permissions to save your changes.

Delete or restore files and folders

• When you delete files or folders, the system does not permanently delete the files. Instead, the system moves the files to the Trash folder.
• Click Empty Trash to permanently delete the Trash folder’s contents.

To delete a file or folder, perform the following steps:

1. Select the file or folder you want to delete.
2. In the toolbar, click Delete. The Trash interface will appear.
3. Click Confirm to confirm that you want to delete the file or folder.

To restore a file or folder, perform the following steps:

1. Click View Trash from the toolbar.
2. Select the file or folder that you want to restore.
3. Click Restore in the toolbar.
4. Confirm that you want to restore the item.

Other item actions

The Compress and Extract actions will only work with the .zip format if Zip exists on your server. Your hosting provider can use WHM’s EasyApache 4 interface (WHM >> Home >> Software >> EasyApache 4) to install this PHP extension.

Right-click files or folders to select from a menu of actions that the system customizes based on the file’s type.

Search for an item

The Search text box at the top-right corner of the interface allows users to search for a specific file. By default, the Search text box searches all files in the home folder. You can limit the search to the document root at /home/user/public_html, where user represents your cPanel username. You can also limit the search to the folder in the interface.

To search for a file, perform the following steps:

1. Use the Search menu to select the folder to search. You can select from the following options:

   • All Your Files
   • only public_html
   • Current Directory

2. Enter the desired file name in the text box.

3. Click Go.

A new interface displays the filenames that match your search.

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• To go to a folder, or go to the folder that contains the file, double-click the desired item in the list.
• If no files that include your search term exist, a No records found message appears.