Edit PHP Settings in cPanel

cPanel is a control panel for managing web hosting accounts and is often used to host websites, manage email accounts, create databases, and perform many other web hosting tasks. To edit PHP settings, you can follow the steps below in cPanel:

Login to cPanel:

In your browser, go to your web hosting provider's cPanel login address.
Log in with your username and password.
Go to Software/Software and Services:

On the cPanel home screen, there is usually a section called "Software" or "Software and Services".
Click on MultiPHP INI Editor:

In the "Software" or similar section, there should be an option like "MultiPHP INI Editor" or "PHP INI Editor".
Change Settings:

From the "Select PHP Version" or "PHP Version" section, select the PHP version you want to edit.
An editor will open to edit PHP settings, with options such as "Basic Mode" or "Editor Mode".
From here you can edit the settings in the php.ini file. These settings may include many configurations such as memory limits, file upload limits, time limits.
Save Changes:

After changing the settings, there will usually be a "Save" or "Apply" button on the editor. Save the changes you made.
Check If Configurations Are Effective:

To check if the changes have taken effect, visit your website and optionally review the PHP info page. This page shows PHP configurations in detail.