Unlike a full backup, a partial backup allows you to restore specific files or databases directly from the cPanel interface, optimizing time and storage resources. 

 

1. Log in to your cPanel account.

 

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2. Locate the Files section and click on the Backup tool.

 

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3. Go to the section titled Download a Partial Backup. Here you can choose the specific component you wish to save:

 

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3.1. Home Directory: Compresses and downloads all your website files.

 

3.2. MySQL Databases: Allows you to download each active database individually.

 

3.3. Email Forwarders or Filters: Ideal for backing up specific messaging configurations. 

 
Click on the name of the item (the database or directory) and the download will start automatically in your browser.
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