The Subdomains function in cPanel lets you create a subdomain — a domain with an extra prefix that operates separately from the original domain. You could make a forum for your site (example.com) with an address of “forum.example.com” — or a blog, a test site, or any number of other variants. Read below for instructions on how to make a subdomain in your cPanel Hosting account.
Learn to create a new subdomain in cPanel with our easy-to-follow guide.
Login to your cPanel account and navigate to the Domain section.
- Click on the Create A New Domain button.
- In the provided Domain text box, enter the desired subdomain name. Remember to include the main domain at the end. For Example, use the format abc.domainname.com
- Ensure that the option Share document root (/home/username/public_html) is unchecked.
- Complete the process by clicking the Submit button.
Congratulations! You've successfully added a new subdomain to your cPanel account. This enhancement allows you to customize your website to meet specific needs, improving navigation and accessibility for your users.
