When you create a subdomain in cPanel, a separate directory is automatically generated within your hosting account's file structure. This directory is typically located inside the public_html folder (e.g., public_html/subdomainname). You can upload your website content—such as HTML files, CSS, images, and other assets—to this directory using either the File Manager in cPanel or an FTP client.

Be sure to place all necessary files in this subdomain directory so they are properly served when visitors access your subdomain.

 

For a step-by-step guide, check out our tutorial: How to Create Subdomains in cPanel.

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