
That's it, now you have access to your WordPress admin panel where you can manage your website. It can be frustrating but security matters. If not sure, it is better to reset the password than make too many attempts. Note, too many password attempts can lock you out. Simply click on “Lost your password?” link and follow the instructions for a password reset. In case you have forgotten your password, there is an option to create a new one. Now it is time for your username and password.Įnter your WordPress credentials and click: “Log In”. Once you have entered one of these URLs in the address bar, the WordPress login window will load. The default link to your WordPress login is the same as the one you use to load your website, all you have to do is to add /wp-admin or /wp-login.php at the end of your URL. If you prefer logging into your WordPress admin panel directly, all you need to know and remember is one of the following URLs: The layout of each hosting dashboard is different, but following the given instructions, the process is easy and understandable. Once in, locate the cPanel and follow the steps given to access your WordPress admin panel. To log in through cPanel, first, you need to access your web hosting account.

The two most popular ones are through web hosting ( cPanel) or logging in to WordPress site directly. There are several ways to log in to your WordPress account.
#WORDPRESS LOG IN HOW TO#
How to add extra security to the WordPress site.Once that's covered, I will outline specifics such as:

Let's start with basics and go through the process of logging in to the WordPress admin panel.
