How to Increase File Upload Limits On Godaddy Hosting

Do you know how to increase File Upload Limits on GoDaddy hosting. If you are using GoDaddy hosting services and you want to increase File Upload Limits something to high means 512MB. By default GoDaddy hosting plan File Upload Limits is depends on the type of hosting account you have.

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Below are the GoDaddy hosting plan detail:

TypeDefault upload limitMax
cPanel32MB128MB
Plesk10MB2GB
Web32MB128MB
Classic32MB64MB
Managed WordPress100MB192MB

Increase File upload limits on shared hosting

To increase File Upload Limits follow these steps. If you want to increase File Upload Limits on shared hosting server follow these steps.
1. Login to your hosting such as godaddy cpanel -> open file manager, then go to root of the directory.

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php ini file cpanel

2. Create a new file and its named php.ini, if you already have php.ini edit the file. Add this line to that file

file_uploads = On
post_max_size = 512M
upload_max_filesize = 512M

The above codes change your File upload limits, now allowing you to upload files up to 512MB in size.

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3 thoughts on “How to Increase File Upload Limits On Godaddy Hosting”

  1. Thank you for this tutorial. What if you have multiple websites in one hosting. Do we just place this one php.ini in the main hosting or do we add it to each website?

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    • Basically php.ini file to define how your web site functions and its location /home/username/public_html directory but you can use a separate custom file in your /home/username/public_html/domain directory for your another web site.

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