How to Restore Your Website From a JetBackup Snapshot
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By Steve Kemp / Tuesday, February 3, 2026 | 1 min
How to Restore Your Website From a JetBackup Snapshot
JetBackup makes it simple to restore your website after data loss, hacking, or accidental deletion. Here’s how to do it step by step.
1. Log in to cPanel
Access your cPanel from the Client Area.
2. Open JetBackup
Under the Files section, click JetBackup to see available snapshots.
3. Choose Backup Point
Select a backup from before the issue occurred.
4. Restore Files and Databases
Click Restore. JetBackup will replace your files and databases with the snapshot version.
5. Verify the Site
After the restore completes, check your website to confirm it’s working as expected.
Next Steps
To prevent future downtime, set up a regular backup plan.
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