You can upload files to your Managed WordPress account with SFTP. You can use any FTP client to do this, such as FileZilla. This is useful if you need to do large file uploads to your WordPress site, or if you want to make changes to your WordPress site manually - such as installing a custom theme or plugin.
Note: The first part of this procedure gets you to your SFTP credentials. If you already know your SFTP hostname, port, username, and password, start with Step 6.
Note: If you're not sure what type of hosting manager you are using, see What type of hosting manager am I using?.
Note: To make sure you use the right information, it helps to know what type of hosting account you have. You can also find the info for these fields under the SSH & SFTP tab in your site Settings.
Field | What to enter... |
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Host | Your SFTP hostname |
Username | Your SFTP username |
Password | Your SFTP password |
Port | 22 |
Note: To make sure you use the right information, it helps to know what type of hosting account you have. You can also find the info for these fields under the Basic settings pannel by clicking View next to SFTP user.
Field | What to enter... |
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Host | Host Name |
User Name | Your SFTP User Name |
Password | Your SFTP password |
Port | 22 |
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