You can increase the PHP memory limit in cPanel by following these steps:
1. Log into cPanel:
Open your web browser and access your cPanel dashboard. You'll need your cPanel username and password to log in.
2. Search for "PHP":
Use the search bar within cPanel to find the "PHP" section or look for it under the "Software" or "Services" category.
3. Select "PHP Configuration" or "Select PHP Version":
The specific wording may vary depending on your hosting provider. Click on the option that allows you to configure PHP settings.
4. Choose the Appropriate Domain:
If you have multiple domains or websites hosted on your cPanel account, you might need to select the domain for which you want to increase the PHP memory limit.
5. Adjust PHP Settings:
Look for a section or tab that allows you to modify PHP settings. In some cPanel interfaces, you'll find a button like "Switch to PHP Options" or "PHP Options."
6. Locate "memory_limit:
Search for the "memory_limit" setting. It defines the maximum amount of memory that PHP scripts are allowed to use.
7. Increase the Memory Limit:
You can increase the PHP memory limit by clicking on the current value (e.g., 128M) and selecting a higher value from the drop-down menu. Common values include 256M or 512M. If you don't see your desired value in the drop-down, you can type it directly into the field.
8. Save Changes:
After setting the desired memory limit, save your changes. There is usually a "Save" or "Apply" button on the page. Click it to save the new PHP memory limit.
