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PHP Limits Generator
“Allowed memory size exhausted”, “file exceeds the upload limit”, “maximum execution time exceeded” – three errors, one cause: PHP limits set too low. Which file your host actually respects is the real question. The generator shows every variant.
PHP Limits Generator
Set a PHP limit
Pick a limit, copy the right file. Everything runs in your browser.
What do you want to increase?
Target value
Your input never leaves the browser. Snippets are generated locally via JavaScript.
Everything is generated locally in your browser. Nothing you enter is transmitted to our server.
How it works
- 1 Pick a limit: memory, upload size or execution time
- 2 Set the target value
- 3 Copy the variant for your file
Guides for this tool
- Increase WordPress Memory Limit: Spot the Symptoms and Fix It White screen, failed updates, 'Allowed memory size exhausted'? Spot a low PHP memory limit in WordPress and raise it cleanly: four methods plus a generator.
- Increase the WordPress Upload Limit: Uploading Larger Files 'The uploaded file exceeds upload_max_filesize'? Raise the upload limit in WordPress via php.ini, .htaccess or .user.ini – with a config generator.
- Fixing "Maximum execution time exceeded" in WordPress "Maximum execution time exceeded" in WordPress? Raise execution time via php.ini, .htaccess or .user.ini – and spot when a higher value isn't the real fix.
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