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You can install WordPress in about a minute using one of cPanel's app installers. Depending on your plan, you'll see WP Toolkit, Softaculous Apps Installer, or both.

Before you start

  • Make sure your domain points to us and has an SSL certificate (see How to secure your website with SSL), so you can install on https:// from the start.
  • Delete any placeholder index.html from the folder you're installing into.

Option A: WP Toolkit

  1. In cPanel, open WP Toolkit (in the left-hand menu or under Domains).
  2. Click Install.
  3. Under Installation path, choose https:// and your domain. Leave the folder box empty to install on the main address (e.g. https://yourdomain.co.uk).
  4. Enter your Website title and choose the language.
  5. Set the WordPress administrator username, password and email.
  6. Leave the database settings as they are (they're generated automatically) and choose your auto-update preferences.
  7. Click Install.

Option B: Softaculous

  1. In cPanel, go to Software › Softaculous Apps Installer and click WordPress.
  2. Click Install Now.
  3. Choose https:// as the protocol and select your domain.
  4. In Directory: delete the default wp text to install on your main address.
  5. Enter the Site Name and Site Description.
  6. Under Admin Account, set a username, strong password and email address.
  7. (Optional) Under Advanced Options, turn on automatic updates and backups.
  8. Click Install.

After installing

Log in to your WordPress dashboard at https://yourdomain.co.uk/wp-admin.

Tip: Security basics: don't use admin as your username, keep WordPress, themes and plugins updated, remove plugins you don't use, and make regular backups.
Note: WP Toolkit and Softaculous can also clone a site to a staging copy, update everything in one click and scan for problems. They're worth exploring once your site is live.

Still stuck? Contact Raleway support and our team will be happy to help.


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