If you are working on your website together with someone else or host subdomains for other users, you might want to create separate FTP accounts for them.
To create an additional FTP account, perform the following steps:

1 – Logged in to Plesk.
2 – Go to Websites & Domains.
3 – Click FTP Access.
4 – Click Add an FTP Account.
5 – Specify the following:
• FTP account name – Type a desired name.
• Home directory – Select the directory to which the user will be taken when he or she connects to the FTP account.
• FTP password.
• Hard disk quota – To limit the amount of disk space on the server that the FTP user can occupy, clear the Unlimited checkbox next to the Hard disk quota box, and type the amount of disk space in megabytes.
• Read permission – To allow the FTP user to view the contents of the home directory and download files from it, select the Read permission checkbox.
• Write permission – To allow the FTP user to create, view, rename and delete directories in the home directory, select the Write permission checkbox.
On Window hosting, if you do not grant any permissions, a connection to the FTP account will be made, but the contents of the home directory will not be shown to the user.
6 – Click OK.

How To configure an FTP client

How To configure an FTP client

To configure an FTP client, perform the following steps:

1 – Open cPanel (yourdomain/cpanel).
2 – Click on (FTP Accounts) from Files section.
3 – Click Configure FTP Client for the desired FTP account.
4 – Click FTP Configuration File under the desired FTP client’s logo. You can choose between Filezilla, Core FTP, or Cyberduck.
5 – Open the configuration script file that downloaded to your computer. The FTP client automatically opens, configures itself, and connects to your FTP server.