How to tint an icon or an image using Jetpack Compose and Kotlin


A step by step guide on implementing a tinted Material Symbol or image in an Android app using Jetpack Compose and Kotlin.
Step One: Setup your Icon or Image

Follow the relevant tutorial below to setup your icon (Material Symbol) or image.
Step Two: Apply the Tint

Apply the tint to the image or icon using the tint parameter along with an Android Graphics Color.
Step Three: Test

Run the code and confirm that everything looks right.
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