# How to Set the PHP Version per Domain in cPanel

If you manage multiple domains and need to set different PHP versions for each, cPanel allows you to customize settings easily.

* Log in to your cPanel account.
* In the Software section, click on **MultiPHP Manager**.

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* Scroll down to the bottom of the page. Select your first domain from the left side.
* In the drop-down menu on the right, choose the desired PHP version and click on **Apply**.

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* To set a different PHP version for another domain (e.g., Example2), select that domain and choose the PHP version (e.g., PHP 7.0).

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**Congratulations!** Your domains are now using different PHP versions as needed.
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