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Important
Effective August 29, 2025, Cards for Power Apps will be deprecated and no longer supported. As a result, any Cards for Power Apps that have been built and shared in Microsoft Teams will not function. Users will not be able to create new cards or execute existing ones.
We recommend migrating any functionality you rely on from Cards for Power Apps before the deprecation date. Consider transitioning to either Adaptive Cards in Copilot Studio or adaptive cards for Microsoft Teams for similar functionality. More information: Deprecation of Cards for Power Apps
An individual column which acts as a container for other elements. This column can be arranged side-by-side with other columns using the column set control.
Add to a column set to create dividers on the page. Empty columns aren't visible. You'll need to put another control (like a text input control) into a column to make it visible. You can drag and drop controls into a column within the card canvas.
Properties
Initially visible – If false, this item will be removed from the visual tree.
Spacing – Controls the amount of spacing between this control and the preceding control.
Divider – When true, draw a separating line at the top of the control.
Minimum height – Specifies the minimum height of the column set in pixels, like "80px".
Content alignment – Defines how the content should be aligned vertically within the column.
Width – Auto, stretch, a number representing relative width of the column in the column group, or in version 1.1 and higher, a specific pixel width, like "50px".
Style – Style hint for this control, allowed values: default, emphasis, good, attention, warning, accent.
Background image – Specifies a background image. Acceptable formats are PNG, JPEG, and GIF.
Bleed – Determines whether the control should bleed through its parent's padding.
Repeat for every – The source of data that is used to show multiple instances of this control. Learn how to use repeat for every.
Show when – Conditional layout expression.