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How to Upload Files via FTP Using FileZilla

Uploading files to your hosting server via FTP is a straightforward process when using FileZilla. Below is a step-by-step guide:


Step 1: Create an FTP Account in Your Hosting Panel

Before you can use FileZilla, you need to create an FTP account in your hosting control panel. Follow the respective guide based on your hosting type:


Step 2: Install FileZilla on Your Device

Download and install the FileZilla Client application on your laptop or PC. Follow this link to get the installation guide: Install FileZilla.


Step 3: Connect Your FTP Account to FileZilla

Once FileZilla is installed, you need to connect it to the FTP account you created. Use this link for a detailed connection guide: How to Connect FTP Account in FileZilla.


Step 4: Upload Files Using FileZilla

After successfully connecting your FTP account, follow these steps to upload files:

  1. Open FileZilla
    • Launch the application and log in using your FTP credentials.
  2. Navigate to Your Files on Your Local System
    • In the left-hand pane (local site), browse and locate the files you want to upload.
  3. Navigate to the Server Directory
    • In the right-hand pane (remote site), navigate to the desired directory on the server where you want to upload files (e.g., public_html for cPanel or root folder for other hosting).
  4. Upload Files
    • Drag and drop the files from the local pane (left) to the remote pane (right).
    • Alternatively, right-click on the file in the local pane and select Upload.
  5. Verify the Upload
    • Once the upload is complete, you can verify the files in the remote site directory or check your website.

Conclusion

Using FileZilla makes file uploads to your hosting server simple and efficient. With proper FTP account setup and connection, you can manage your website files effortlessly. Follow the provided guides for creating FTP accounts and connecting them to FileZilla for a smooth experience.

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