Login to WordPress Dashboard From cPanel

You will be able to easily access WordPress control panel from the cPanel without the password. Nowadays, we are all installing the applications on cPanel using Softaculous. Softaculous is the installer that has a wide range of scripts available. It has a list of all the available scripts on its control panel that you can access from the cPanel. Once you are on the Softaculous panel, you can choose the application you want to install. After the application is installed, you can view the installed application details under the selected session.

Similarly, you can install WordPress on your domains with a single click. Once it is installed, it will display all the installation details under the WordPress session. In that section, you will find an option to sign in to the WordPress control panel, there is no need to know the password. This is only applicable for WordPress that we have installed directly using the Softaculous. If the sites are migrated from another host, this option will not work.

Access WordPress Control Panel from cPanel

So, follow the steps given below to sign in to your WordPress installation directly from the cPanel. It is a very easy task with a few steps.

1) Log in to the cPanel account.

2) Go to the “Softaculous Apps Installer” menu and you will see a list of scripts available for us to install. Click on the “WordPress” option to go to the WordPress installation section.

3) This action will redirect you to the WordPress installation page. You can install a new WordPress from this section. You will also see a list of all the WordPress applications installed using Softaculous at the bottom of the page. For each installation, you can see an admin icon, you can sign in to WordPress control panel by clicking on that icon. Clicking on the icon will redirect you to the WordPress admin section. From the admin section, you can customize your WordPress website or reset the password if you have forgotten the password.

So, that is how you can sign in to your WordPress website directly from the cPanel. Let us know if you need any assistance understanding anything about this topic. We are happy to help!