To create a custom error page in cPanel, start by logging into your account. Then, go to the Error Pages section under the Advanced category.

Select the domain you want to customize, then choose the specific error code (like 404, 403, or 500) you’d like to personalize. After selecting the error code, you’ll be directed to an HTML editor where you can design your custom error page. You can add text, images, and links to match your website's style and branding.

When you're finished, click Save. Your custom error page will replace the default server error message with your personalized version.

For more guidance, check out our step-by-step tutorial: How do I configure custom error pages using cPanel?

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