Found a solution to my own needs, I can use the PowerApp, find the icon and color it how I like.  Copy the section of the code from <svg xmlns to </svg> and paste it here: https://www.svgviewer.dev/svg-to-png - I can then save as a PNG.  I can also update the color code here without going back to the PowerApp.  Works for my needs so thank you for all the hard work on this!

I can see other applications for allowing download of the svg like the one I wanted... These icons are used in SharePoint as well and I wanted to use this to create icons for different sites with different colors.

Excellent solution. I just made a small modification to the component. The issue is that if the selected icon color is white, then it is kind of hard to see it. What I did was that if the color selected in text in txtIconColorOFI.Text is some form of white, then ctrRightPaneOFI.Fill is a darker color. For example:

If(txtIconColorOFI.Text = "#FFFFFFFF", ColorValue("#DEDEDEFF"),RGBA(0, 0, 0, 0))

You can add multiple conditions depending if you use RGB, #rrggbbaa, or if caps are used or not.

I'm sure this can be improved, but it works for me for now.

I hope is helpful for someone else out there.

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@millsapril wrote:

Wait, what?
Why would someone go to the trouble of selecting these only to not be able to publish them with your app?

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I'm not sure what you mean.

The purpose of this app is to quickly get the SVG vector image data of authentic Office UI Fabric icons to use in our projects. For example, the reason I found this project is because on SPFx listview command set projects, I have to use an image url or data uri to change the command bar icon, I couldn't use html or react components, and this app from R3dKap let me use a real Office UI Fabric icon by giving me a way to easily retrieve the SVG image data that I could then copy and convert to base64 to use in my project to maintain style continuity.

Wait, what?
Why would someone go to the trouble of selecting these only to not be able to publish them with your app?

@jaeiow yes I'm planing on adding this feature to the actual Office UI Fabric Icon Generator. I'm even considering adding to the app a small component called OfficeUIFabricIconsLibrary with a GetIconWithColor "function" to retreive an icon from the library and set its color dynamically... 😉

ETA: next coming weeks... 🙂

Do you plan on making a way to build a component with an icon (or set of icons) and declare them with OnStart as part of the app, or should that be a more individual thing? I'm asking because I'm not sure how to make a component, but I can figure it out. Your post below mentioned it as a driver for a "v2".

@R3dKap looks great. thanks!

@max81 It's done! 😉

@R3dKap :

any news about Version 2? 😬😎