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Power Apps: Control information density in model-driven apps
Model-driven apps now support configurable display density settings that let users choose how information is spaced throughout the application. Users can select from three density options:
Comfortable (default)
Cozy
Compact
Each density setting adjusts layout spacing while maintaining accessibility target-size requirements. Administrators and makers can configure default density settings at the environment and app level, while individual users can personalize the experience by selecting their preferred density. User preferences take precedence over administrator-configured defaults.
Display density requires the Header and Navigation Refresh experience to be enabled, and will be enabled by default for apps that have Header and Navigation Refresh enabled. Makers can disable display density for their apps using the app setting if needed.
Some controls and components may not yet support display density. These controls will continue to render using their standard spacing regardless of the selected density setting. Custom component developers can add support for display density by adopting Fluent design spacing tokens. Learn more in the documentation.
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Roadmap ID
572682
Status
In development
General availability target
November CY2026
Preview target
September CY2026
Products
Power Apps
Clouds
Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant), GCC, GCC High
Release phases
General Availability, Preview
Platforms
Web
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23 Sep 2026 22:59 UTC
Last changed
13 Oct 2026 23:01 UTC
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