Additional domains, aliases and subdomains are managed through the Domains interface in cPanel. Dashboard organization depends on the theme and version enabled for your account.

Choose the right address type

  • Additional domain: another domain, usually associated with a separate website and directory.
  • Alias: another name displaying the main website.
  • Subdomain: an address such as blog.exemple.com, which can use its own directory.

Create a domain

  1. Search for Domains in cPanel.
  2. Choose Create a New Domain and enter the complete address.
  3. Check whether the document root should be shared, depending on the intended result.
  4. Confirm, then review the document root and management options in the list.

After creation

Check domain registration, DNS and the HTTPS certificate. These are separate from adding the domain in cPanel.

If your interface differs

Older Aliases, Addon Domains and Subdomains tools may have been combined in Domains. Use the panel’s search. Each feature’s availability depends on your plan and enabled options.

Interface illustrations

These screenshots show the versions used when the original article was written. Labels may differ in your current version; follow the written procedure and your account settings.

cPanel Jupiter theme dashboard
Accessing the Domains tool in cPanel
Domain list and Create a New Domain button in cPanel
Adding a domain in cPanel
Accessing the Domains tool in cPanel
Domain list and Create a New Domain button in cPanel
Domain alias
Accessing the Domains tool in cPanel
Domain list and Create a New Domain button in cPanel
Subdomain creation form in cPanel

Related guides

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Sources accessed on October 11, 2026. Available features depend on your hosting version and options.