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Create an HTTP Response Header Modification Rule in the dashboard

Create HTTP Response Header Modification Rules in the Transform Rules tab under Rules. Refer to Response header modification examples for examples of rule definitions.

  1. Log in to the Cloudflare dashboard, and select your account and website.

  2. Go to Rules > Transform Rules.

    The Transform Rules tab in the Cloudflare dashboard displaying the several types of Transform Rules you can configure.

  3. Click Create transform rule > Modify Response Header.

    The HTTP Response Header Modification Rule creation page in the Cloudflare dashboard.

  4. Enter a descriptive name for the HTTP Response Header Modification Rule in Rule name.

  5. Under When incoming requests match, define the rule expression .

  6. For Modify response header, select one of the following options:

    • Set static — Sets the value of an HTTP response header to a static string value. Overrides the value of an existing header with the same name or adds a new header if it does not exist.
    • Set dynamic — Sets the value of an HTTP response header according to the provided expression. Overrides the value of an existing header with the same name or adds a new header if it does not exist.
    • Remove — Removes the HTTP response header with the provided name, if it exists.

  7. Enter the name of the HTTP response header to modify in Header name and the static value or expression in Value, if you are setting the header value.

  8. To modify another HTTP response header in the same rule, click + Set new header.

    The following example includes the modification of three response headers using the available actions:

    Example configuration performing three response header modifications: set a dynamic header value, set a static header value, and remove an existing header.

  9. To save and deploy your rule, click Deploy. If you are not ready to deploy your rule, click Save as Draft.

After creating a rule, you return to the Transform Rules dashboard interface.

If you choose to deploy your HTTP Response Header Modification Rule, the new rule will be enabled. If you save the rule as a draft, the new rule will be disabled.