How to Convert a Jupyter Notebook to a Python Script Using nbconvert (2025)

Need to turn your Jupyter Notebook into a clean Python script? In this tutorial, we’ll show you exactly how to **convert a Jupyter Notebook (.ipynb) to a Python (.py) script using nbconvert**—a powerful tool that comes built-in with Jupyter.

This is especially useful when you want to reuse your code in a standalone script, share it with others, or move your project into a production pipeline.

🔹 What You’ll Learn:

* What `nbconvert` is and why it's useful
* How to open a terminal or command prompt
* How to use the `jupyter nbconvert` command to convert `.ipynb` to `.py`
* Different export formats available with nbconvert
* How to specify output directories or overwrite existing files
* Tips for cleaning up the script after conversion
* Handling magic commands and markdown cells in the output

📌 Basic Command:

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The converted `.py` file will contain all the code cells from your notebook in sequential order, allowing you to run the script with any Python interpreter.

💡 Pro Tip: You can also convert to other formats like HTML, PDF, and LaTeX using different `--to` options.

Whether you're a data scientist transitioning from notebooks to production code or just organizing your work, this guide makes it quick and easy to export your notebooks.

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