1- Log in to your cPanel account.
2- Under “Database” section, click “phpMyAdmin”.
3- At the top of the page, click the “Databases” tab.
4- Inside the “Databases” tab, you can see the list of all your databases.
![cpanel add table cpanel add table](https://cdn.digiturunc.com/knowledgebase/34/cpanel_add_table.jpg)
![cpanel add table cpanel add table](https://cdn.digiturunc.com/knowledgebase/34/cpanel_add_table.jpg)
5- Select the database you wish to add tables to.
6- Inside the “Structure” tab, you can add tables to database.
7- Inside the “Name” field, enter the name of your table.
8- Inside the “Number of columns” filed, enter the number of column in your table. Although you can edit the number of columns later, and increase more.
9- Click “Go” button.
![cpanel add table cpanel add table](https://cdn.digiturunc.com/knowledgebase/34/cpanel_add_table_1.jpg)
![cpanel add table cpanel add table](https://cdn.digiturunc.com/knowledgebase/34/cpanel_add_table_1.jpg)
10- On the next page, you must define needed information for each column. Some of these fields are mandatory and some are optional.
- Name: Enter name of column.
- Type: Enter type of column including: INT, CHAR, VARCHAR, TEXT DATE, DATETIME, and some other types.
- Length/Value: Specify the maximum length or desired value for the column.
11- The remaining fields are optional.
![cpanel add table cpanel add table](https://cdn.digiturunc.com/knowledgebase/34/cpanel_add_table_2.jpg)
![cpanel add table cpanel add table](https://cdn.digiturunc.com/knowledgebase/34/cpanel_add_table_2.jpg)
12- Click “Save” button.
13- After clicking the “Save” button, you will be taken to a screen, where you can see the columns of the new created table.
![cpanel add table cpanel add table](https://cdn.digiturunc.com/knowledgebase/34/cpanel_add_table_3.jpg)
![cpanel add table cpanel add table](https://cdn.digiturunc.com/knowledgebase/34/cpanel_add_table_3.jpg)