Standalone Python EXE Executable - Python Tkinter GUI Tutorial #40

In this video I'll show you how to turn your Python tKinter program into a standalone executable exe file that you can share with your friends, or sell on your website.

There are many ways to make a .exe file out of a tKinter program. In this video I'll show you the fastest and easiest method using pyinstaller.

[bitpilot]

Use the flag --windowed, so that black console window won't show up.

[MadhuKraft]

Before you turn it into a exe, rename the file to .pyw instead of .py

That will get rid of the command prompt that always shows up

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[Matt-kemc]

This was great!! So straightforward and useful. I was able to build a front end GUI app for my python script at work because of this video. Awesome job man.

[popotoITA]

in order to avoid the "command window" to pop up when you run the executable, you just have to write "-- noconsole" along with the pyinstaller call

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[benjaminodriscoll]

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[Sergio-tdmn]

I watched many parts of the series and its awesome, thank you John!

[MitraElectronics]

Thanks for this tutorial, I had been trying to do that since ages. Really appreciate your work.

[slasaru]

Thank you so much for the info that I can clean up everything besides the main file!

[allenhirahara]

THANK YOU. I was trying to look up how to make an executable .exe, but the program that you used to make the .exe actually helped me with my program. I had a problem with inputting the text into the same window and the "myLabel = tkinter.Label(root, text) " helped. Thank you!

[unknowngalaxy]

Thanks for this tutorial! Finally my school project has been completed. 🙂

[jacinthompeteye]

Great tutorial, we can also add '--noconsole' in the command prompt to hide the black window

[arturdashev]

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[RyanDanielG]

wow cant believe I hadn't run across this before. thanks, mate!

[TaskForcecod]

Adding --noconsole does the job perfectly!

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[Seddik-hfpc]

pyinstaller -w --onefile --icon=codemy.ico entry_height.py
-w (to avoid cmd console)
Thanks for tutorial man!

[hareknowsnone]

Try to run this 'standalone program' in any other windows computer( if possible except windows10 ) . It does not work for me at least.
Also will it work on other os?

[stephenwilson]

I'm having issues with Windows Defender flagging my exe file as a Trojan. It only seems to happen when I use the --onefile flag, but it defeats some of the purpose of packaging my script if my coworkers have to keep the two directories as they are in order to use the program. Sending one executable file would be much cleaner.

Does anyone have any suggestions?