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How do I edit PHP settings with the MultiPHP INI Editor in cPanel?

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Some applications need PHP settings adjusted, such as more memory or a larger upload size. cPanel’s MultiPHP INI Editor makes this easy without editing files by hand. This guide explains how.

Common settings you might change #

  • memory_limit: memory available to scripts.
  • upload_max_filesize and post_max_size: maximum upload size.
  • max_execution_time: how long a script may run.
  • max_input_vars: helpful for large forms and complex themes.

Editing settings #

  1. Log in to cPanel.
  2. In the Software section, open MultiPHP INI Editor.
  3. Choose the domain in Basic Mode.
  4. Adjust the values you need.
  5. Click Apply.

Basic vs Editor mode #

Basic Mode exposes the most common settings with simple fields. Editor Mode lets advanced users add or change directives directly. Most people only need Basic Mode.

Verifying your changes #

Create a PHP info page or check your application’s system report to confirm the new values are active. Clear caching if a change does not appear.

Troubleshooting #

  • Change not applied: confirm you selected the correct domain and PHP version.
  • Site errors: revert the value, which may be too high or unsupported.

Need help? #

If you are unsure which value to set, our support team can advise over live chat.

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