Conditional Formatting Icons
Inject custom CF icon sets into any Power BI theme JSON — instantly, in your browser, with no JSON editing required.
Drop in any existing Power BI .json theme file. Your data never leaves your browser — everything runs client-side.
Choose from BIBB's predefined CF sets — dot progress, traffic lights, arrows, flags and more. Or upload your own SVGs.
The "icons" block is injected into your theme JSON and downloads instantly — ready to apply in Power BI Desktop.
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Load your theme
Drop your theme.json here
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Choose icons
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Inject & download
Load a theme file in Step 1 to continue
How to apply your icons in Power BI
- 1Download your updated theme JSON using the button above.
- 2In Power BI Desktop, go to View → Themes → Browse for themes and select the downloaded file.
- 3Open any Table or Matrix visual and click the conditional formatting icon (fx) on a measure.
- 4Choose Icons as the format type — your custom icon set will appear in the style dropdown.
- 5Apply and save your report. The icons travel with the theme file.
Two ways to use your custom icons in Power BI
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