# How to Import a Database via phpMyAdmin in cPanel

Follow these steps to import a database using phpMyAdmin:

* Log in to your **cPanel account**.
* In the **Databases** section, click on **phpMyAdmin**.

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* From the navigation tree in the left sidebar, select the appropriate database where you want to import data.

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* Click on **Import**.

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* Under **File to Import**, click on **Browse** and select the SQL file from your computer.

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* Scroll down and click on **Go**.

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If you see a success message, your SQL has been successfully uploaded.
{% endhint %}

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