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# Enable Gzip from Origin

The **Enable Gzip from Origin** feature for Dynamic Content Acceleration operates the same way as in Static Content Delivery.\
It instructs the CDN to include `Accept-Encoding: gzip` when requesting eligible text-based content from your origin. If the origin supports gzip, the CDN stores the compressed response; otherwise, it stores the uncompressed version. This reduces bandwidth usage on the origin → CDN path and improves overall delivery efficiency for dynamic workloads.

For configuration details, supported MIME types, and examples, refer to the main documentation:\
**Learn more in the** [**Enable Gzip from Origin documentation**](/products/performance-cdn/static-content-delivery/advanced-configuration/origin-settings/enable-gzip-from-origin.md)**.**


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