Updated: 28 September 2026 · Applies to: cPanel & WHM 138 (Jupiter theme)

Two PHP settings limit uploads: upload_max_filesize (the largest single file) and post_max_size (the whole form submission, which must be at least as large).

In cPanel

  1. Log in to cPanel (for example at https://yourdomain.com:2083, or from the Ucartz client area).
  2. Open Software › MultiPHP INI Editor, choose Basic Mode and select the domain.
  3. Set upload_max_filesize, for example 64M.
  4. Set post_max_size to the same or a larger value, for example 70M.
  5. Click Apply.

On CloudLinux servers, use Software › Select PHP Version › Options. Check the result in your application (WordPress shows the limit on the Media › Add New page).

Tip: For very large files, such as videos or backups, upload over FTP instead of through a web form.

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