The code is now copied to your clipboard. If you're using a template, you'll get multiple component definitions.
Step 3
Paste into Power Apps
Now it's time to bring the component into your Power Apps project:
Open your Power Apps project in Power Apps Studio.
Navigate to the screen where you want to add the component.
From the left menu, click Insert → Custom → Import Component.
Paste the copied code into the component editor.
Click Save and then Add to Screen.
For Components
Paste the single component definition directly into the custom component editor. The component will appear in your component library.
For Templates
Templates include multiple components. You'll need to import them one by one, or use the Bulk Import feature if available.
Important:
Ensure your app has Modern controls enabled. Go to Settings → Updates → Preview → Modern controls and themes and toggle it on.
Step 4
Customize & Launch
Your component is now in your app! Here's how to make it your own:
Customization Options
Properties: Most components have 10–20 customizable properties like colors, labels, data sources, and layouts.
Theming: Toggle between Light and Dark themes using the theme property.
Data Binding: Connect the component to your data sources by modifying its Items or DataSource property.
Styling: Adjust fonts, sizes, spacing, and colors to match your brand.
Quick Styling Tips
• Change Fill, Color, and Border properties.
• Use the Theme property to switch between light/dark.
• Modify FontSize and FontWeight for text elements.
Data Binding Tips
• Connect to SharePoint lists using Items = 'YourList'.
• Use Filter() and Sort() functions for dynamic data.
• For charts, use Series and Labels properties.
Ready to Launch!
Test your component, make adjustments, and publish your app. Your users will love the professional look and feel!
🎉 Done! Your component is live and ready to use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to common questions about using UIForge.
Do I need to install anything?
No! UIForge components are copy-paste ready. Just copy the code and paste it directly into Power Apps Studio. No external libraries or packages needed.
Do components support dark theme?
Yes! Every component includes built-in light and dark theme support. Just toggle the Theme property between "Light" and "Dark".
Are the components free to use?
All components are MIT licensed. You can use them in personal and commercial projects. Some premium templates require a one-time purchase.
Can I modify the components?
Absolutely! The code is fully editable. You can change any property, add new controls, or combine multiple components together.
Can I share components with my team?
Yes! You can export components as .msapp files or share them via your organization's component library. Enterprise licenses are available.