Learn how to change the PHP version on your domain using cPanel

Опубликовано: 12 Май 2026
на канале: VisualWebTechnologies
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We're taking a look at MultiPHP Manager, cPanel's tool for changing and managing PHP versions across your sites. We'll take a look at where MultiPHP Manager is and show you how to use it!

Change/ switch PHP version in cpanel.
if you want to set a Change/ switch php version then you can easily set the latest php version in cpanel.

Using cpanel you can see the multiple php version and accordingly you can easily find/get and
change the php version in cpanel.

In some cases, the correct functioning of your website depends on a PHP version installed on
the server. As per the application requirement, we need a specific php version.

So, in this tutorial, we are going to show you how to change php version in Cpanel

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To get step by step procedure please follows steps below
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Login to Cpanel with your account.

In Software, section Select PHP Version.

Why We Should Change the PHP Version???
Updating your PHP version to the latest version will not only help run your commands
smoothly, but it will also increase your site’s loading speed, performance, and security.

By default, your account will be assigned with native PHP version which is the main PHP version
of the server which varies in our shared servers.

Please note, If you select a PHP version via cPanel, it will be the PHP version for all the
websites hosted in your account (if you are hosting multiple websites in a single cPanel account).

From the Dropdown list select PHP version as per your requirement and click on “set as
current” (Select updated version)

If you select a PHP version via cPanel, it will be the PHP version for all the websites
hosted in your account (if you are hosting multiple websites in a single cPanel account).

[Optional] As per your project requirement you can enable the module.

Click on the Save button

you can Check your php setting changes via phpinfo page

[Warning] By default PHP version is Native 7.4 Once this version is changed it can’t be
restored.

In this way, we have successfully changed the PHP version Hope you understand this.
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