Power Apps Badge Components
Status indicators, notification badges and people markers for Microsoft Power Apps - labels, counters, avatars with live initials, and user chips. Copy-paste YAML code included.
Last updated: Sep 15
User Avatar
NEWThe signed-in user's profile photo from User().Image, with initials from User().FullName as the fallback, so every user sees themselves without any connector. Three styles (filled, soft, outline), circle or rounded square, three sizes, and an optional presence dot. Colours can follow your brand or be derived from the name itself.
User Chip
NEWThe avatar and the name in one pill, made for app headers and "assigned to" rows. Name, initials and pill width all follow User().FullName live. Three styles: neutral surface, tinted, and solid brand colour, each with an optional presence dot.
Avatar Group
NEWAn overlapping stack of initials circles for assignee lists and "shared with" rows. The signed-in user can lead the stack live via User().FullName; the rest are names you type, with colours and initials derived from each name. Overflow collapses into a +N circle.
Simple Badge
Clean, simple badge component with customizable colors. The text uses your selected color while the background automatically adjusts to 80% lighter for perfect contrast.
Border Badge
Status badge with border outline for enhanced visibility
Pills Badge
Pill-shaped badge with rounded ends for modern appearance
Outlined Pills Badge
Pill-shaped badge with border outline for enhanced visual distinction
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