Power Apps Modal Components
Professional modal and dialog components for Microsoft Power Apps with copy-paste YAML code
Last updated: Feb 16
Confirmation Modal
A confirmation dialog for destructive actions like deleting items. Shows a warning icon and requires user confirmation.
Modal
FREEA modal dialog that overlays content with a backdrop and can be triggered by a button.
Success Modal
A success modal with green checkmark icon for confirming completed actions and positive feedback.
Warning Modal V2
A warning modal dialog with red warning icon for critical actions requiring user confirmation.
Info Modal
A blue-themed info modal for feature announcements and updates with a list of highlights.
Form Submit Modal
A blue-themed form submission confirmation modal with validation checklist for reviewing data before submitting.
Logout Modal
A gray-themed sign out confirmation modal with cancel option for user session management.
Unsaved Changes Modal
An amber-themed warning modal for unsaved changes with save, discard, and stay options.
Permission Request Modal
A purple-themed approval request modal with request summary, approver info, and action buttons for workflow approvals.
Error State Modal
A red-themed error modal with error details, message, and retry/go back actions for handling application errors.
Input Modal
A modal dialog with a text input field for quick notes, comments, or any user input with submit and cancel actions.
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