Responsive Power Apps Gallery Designs

In this article we are exploring 4 different gallery layouts that will help us to display data in all formate.

Learn how to create responsive Power Apps gallery designs using wrap count, containers, slicers, and adaptive layouts for mobile, tablet, and desktop views.

Responsive Power Apps Gallery Designs are below

Default Gallery Layout Power Apps

🔹 Default Gallery Layouts (Responsive Highlights)

By Default Gallery Layout is Responsive it will take all available height and with of your templet and display data.

Below Are Layouts please check.

Title – Single label. Simple and clean for responsive compact lists.
Title, Subtitle – Two labels. Good for mobile and tablet views, adapts well.
Title, Subtitle, Body – Three text fields. Responsive height helps manage space.
Image, Title – Image + title. Auto-resizes nicely on different screens.
Image, Title, Subtitle – Ideal for people/products. Responsive image sizing supported.
Image, Title, Subtitle, Body – Rich layout. Use flexible height + auto layout controls for responsive UIs.

Changing Wrap Count Of Gallery Make Power Apps Gallery Responsive

In this scenarios we will chnage the wrap count of gallery dynamically according to screen size,

On Gallery Wrap Count Property Use Below Formula

WrapCount: ScreenName.Size

By using this on mobile you can simple see single templet in row, and in tablet 3 and in laptop it will 4. for more understanding see below imgaes

In Full Screen

In Mobile Phones

In Mobile Phone By Changing Orientation

In Tablet

By Using Vertical Container Make Power Apps Responsive Gallery

at the bottom scroll bar is visible🛠️ How to Enable Horizontal Scrolling in a Vertical Container

Vertical Container Setup:
- OverflowX: "Scroll" ✅ (Allows horizontal scroll)
- OverflowY: "Hidden" or "Auto" (Avoid vertical scroll if not needed)
plaintextCopyEditOverflowX = "Scroll" OverflowY = "Hidden"
Child Control Setup:
- Add a horizontal layout inside the vertical container.
- Set the width of that horizontal container greater than the parent vertical container.
  Example: plaintextCopyEditWidth = 2000
This forces horizontal scrolling.
Ensure No Width Constraints on Vertical Container:
- If Wrap is enabled in the child horizontal layout container, turn it off.
- Make sure there’s no WidthFit set to true for horizontal content inside — it must exceed the visible container’s width.

✅ Visual Layout Structure:

mathematicaCopyEditVertical Container (with OverflowX = Scroll)
│
└── Horizontal Container (Width > Vertical Container Width)
    ├── Label
    ├── Button
    ├── Icon
    └── ...

This layout ensures horizontal scroll appears inside the vertical container.

Using Slicer Make Power Apps Gallery Responsive

To make a Power Apps gallery responsive using a slicer (like a slider or dropdown), and keep one column fixed (non-movable) while other columns shift based on slicer value, follow this approach:

✅ Scenario

You have a horizontal layout (or a vertical layout but controlling X movement).
You want:
- Column 1 to stay fixed.
- Column 2, 3, … N to shift right as the slicer value increases.

🔧 Setup

Add a Slicer Control:
- Use a Slider control called sldColumnShift.
- Set its Min = 0, Max = 100 (or whatever spacing makes sense).
Gallery Layout: Horizontal or vertical flexible layout gallery.

🧮 X Property Logic

Let’s say:

Column1 is fixed.
Column2, Column3, etc., should move.

Set X property for each label inside the gallery:

🔹 Column 1 (Fixed):

X = 0

🔹 Column 2 (Moves with slicer):

X = 150 + sldColumnShift.Value

🔹 Column 3 (Moves further with more offset):

X = 300 + sldColumnShift.Value

Adjust 150, 300, etc., based on base position and width of each column.

🎯 Optional: Use a formula for reusability

If your columns have fixed width colWidth, use:

X = (colIndex * colWidth) + sldColumnShift.Value

Where:

colIndex is a number you assign manually (e.g., Column2 → 1, Column3 → 2).
colWidth can be a global variable or fixed value.

Here’s a short summary of Responsive Power Apps Gallery Designs:

🔹 Default Layouts

Power Apps galleries are responsive by default. Common layouts:

Title / Title + Subtitle / Title + Subtitle + Body
Image + Title / Image + Title + Subtitle / Full layout

🔹 Make Gallery Responsive

Use dynamic WrapCount: WrapCount = ScreenName.Size
(e.g., 1 item on mobile, 3 on tablet, 4 on laptop)

🔹 Horizontal Scroll in Vertical Container

Set OverflowX = "Scroll" on vertical container
Add wide horizontal layout inside (e.g., Width = 2000)

🔹 Use Slicer for Dynamic Column Shift

Fix Column 1: X = 0
Shift others: X = base + sldColumnShift.Value
Formula: X = (colIndex * colWidth) + sldColumnShift.Value

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Responsive Power Apps Gallery Designs

Responsive Power Apps Gallery Designs

Responsive Power Apps Gallery Designs are below

Default Gallery Layout Power Apps

🔹 Default Gallery Layouts (Responsive Highlights)

Changing Wrap Count Of Gallery Make Power Apps Gallery Responsive

By Using Vertical Container Make Power Apps Responsive Gallery

✅ Visual Layout Structure:

Using Slicer Make Power Apps Gallery Responsive

✅ Scenario

🔧 Setup

🧮 X Property Logic

Set X property for each label inside the gallery:

🔹 Column 1 (Fixed):

🔹 Column 2 (Moves with slicer):

🔹 Column 3 (Moves further with more offset):

🎯 Optional: Use a formula for reusability

🔹 Default Layouts

🔹 Make Gallery Responsive

🔹 Horizontal Scroll in Vertical Container

🔹 Use Slicer for Dynamic Column Shift

✨ Thanks for reading! ✨

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