Power Apps Toggle Components
Switch controls and toggle buttons for Microsoft Power Apps - on/off states, settings, and binary choices. Copy-paste YAML code included.
Last updated: Sep 7
Settings Row Toggle
NEWThe row every settings screen is made of: a title, a line that explains it, and the switch on the right. The whole row is the tap target. Light and dark.
Toggle List
NEWA card with a heading and several settings rows, each with its own switch. Which rows are on lives in a collection, so the list works right after pasting. Light and dark.
Favorite Toggle
NEWA heart, star or bookmark that fills with a small pop when tapped. For galleries and record headers: mark as favorite, follow, save for later. Optional count. Light and dark.
Toggle
FREEThe standard switch: brand color when on, grey when off, a white knob that slides. Optional label beside it. Sets a true or false variable you use anywhere. Light and dark.
Toggle On/Off
The switch with ON and OFF written inside the track, so the state reads without color. Light and dark.
Toggle Square
Squared track and knob, for apps with a squarer look. Light and dark.
Toggle Lock
A padlock in the knob that closes when on. For locked records, read-only modes and edit protection. Light and dark.
Toggle Check/X
Green with a check when on, red with an X when off, for yes or no answers that must be read at a glance: inspections, approvals, checklists. Light and dark.
Toggle Outline
An outlined track with a filled knob, lighter on the eye in dense forms. Light and dark.
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