
What is a Subdomain?
A subdomain is a prefix added to your main domain name that allows you to create separate sections ,or you can know that subdomain is like a separate room in a big house (the main website). It helps create a special section like a blog, store, or help center — while still staying under the same main address.
Example:
If your main website is example.com, then:
blog.example.com → for blog
store.example.com → for online show
Using cPanel (Most Common for Hosting Services)

Step 1: Log in to Your cPanel
- Go to:
yourdomain.com/cpanel - Enter your username and password provided by your hosting company.
Most hosting providers allow subdomain creation, but:
- Verify your hosting plan includes subdomains
- Check for limits on number of subdomains
- Ensure you have necessary permissions

Step 2: Find the “Subdomains” Option
- In the Domains section, click on “Subdomains”.

Create the Subdomain
- In the Subdomain field, enter your desired subdomain name (e.g.,
blog,shop,support). - Select the main domain from the dropdown (e.g.,
example.com).
so click Add subdomain option



How to Install WordPress on a Subdomain
Open “Softaculous Apps Installer”

In cPanel, scroll down to the Softaculous Apps Installer or look for the WordPress icon.
Click on WordPress.
Click “Install Now”
- You’ll see an option to Install WordPress.
- Click the Install Now button.

Software Setup
- Choose Protocol:
https://(if you have SSL), orhttp:// - Choose Domain: Select your subdomain from the dropdown (e.g.,
blog.example.com)
Site Settings
- Site Name: Blog, Store, or your preferred name
- Site Description: (optional) – “My personal blog” or similar
Admin Account
- Username: Choose something secure (avoid “admin”)
- Password: Use a strong password
- Email: Your valid email (for password recovery)

Now withdraw all green signals and then click install

Summary
- Create Subdomain
– Go to cPanel → Click “Subdomains” → Add subdomain (e.g.,blog.example.com). - Open Softaculous WordPress Installer
– In cPanel, click WordPress under “Softaculous Apps Installer”. - Set Installation Options
– Choose your subdomain from the dropdown.
– Fill in site name, admin username, password, and email. - Install WordPress
– Click “Install”. After a few seconds, it’ll be ready. - Access Site
– Your site:blog.example.com
– Admin Login:blog.example.com/wp-admin







