Convert py to exe - from code to software

In this quick tutorial you will learn how to convert Python files to fully functional Executable Programs!
We will use Auto-Py-To-Exe for to do this and ConvertICO.com to generate an icon for our Program.
From now on - you can turn all your Python apps into desktop software in 5 minutes!

🛑 NEWER AND BETTER VERSION OF THIS TUTORIAL IS NOW AVAILABLE! 🛑
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⭐ From Python App to Real Software:
This one is using Pyinstaller + InnoSetup and results in a 😱 SINGLE SETUP FILE 😱 which anyone can easily download and install on their computer (including your grandma! 😉)
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⭐ Create a Python Trivia App with PyQt5 - PART 1 ⭐

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If you have any questions or if anything fails in the conversion of your app - please let me know in the comments below!

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TIME STAMPS
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00:00 - intro
00:27 - install auto py to exe
00:46 - select main py file
00:56 - one directory vs one file
01:31 - console based vs window based
01:55 - create and set icon
03:05 - additional files
03:38 - advanced section use
04:02 - select output folder
04:13 - convert py to exe
04:39 - play computer science Trivia
05:28 - thanks for watching! ♥

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[maksymkovalchuk]

Did everything right. Why is it not working? :(
'auto-py-to-exe' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.

[jcdenton]

This is something that should be taught in intro to programming courses because more people would start to make their own tools

[anikevin]

I love your content. I'm a CS student who mainly works with Java, but I want to get into machine learning. Your Python vids will help a lot.

[xpathservice]

You may also convert the exe to an installer (using 'inno setup')

[edoardospagnolo]

So roughly a month ago I started tinkering with python and learning the ropes, wondering if this fascinating programming language could only... well, produce things that need to be launched from obscure windows requiring specific programs like VSC. And now I stumble into this *6-minute tutorial* and it's just... wow! This is awesome! It's all coming together.
I had just finished a project this afternoon and it was so cool turning into a proper runnable app. Thank you very much!

[PeetPeeet]

Thank you Mariya I did this eventually, although you made the hard part look really easy. To get from 0.30 to 0.45 took me several hours. The things you did would not work in command prompt, you have to get anaconda, then anaconda navigator, then from navigator you can run a terminal in main virtual environment where you can install auto-py-to-exe, then with this app you can finally convert .py to .exe

[luisandraschnik]

Hi Mariya! Where are you from? I'm an amateur Python programmer and GNU/Linux user from Argentina. I just have suscribed to your channel cause I wanna improve my english language skills, listenning to stuffs I like. I feel you accent and pronunciation very pleasent and easy to understund, besides your explanations are pretty clear, direct to the point and no waste of time.
I wanna do a little correction about --one-file and --one-directorty options. The first one is about generate only one and big excecutable file with all included, and the second one is about generate a little executable file plus a directory with other files like dll shared libraries and other binary objects.
I wish you a good new year and I hope your channel grow up soon.

[exosoul]

So…. This video just stumbled on my feed and decided to check it out. After so long looking into how to do this (learning Python on my own) this is by far the easiest way I’ve seen to convert to .exe. Thank you so much!

[brijrajkacha]

Thank you, this helped a lot, I was stucked in my one file handling program because I was doing One file mode instead of One directory mode, now it is solved.

[chandanbanakar]

This is the channel I never knew I needed !!

[adrianblade]

Tbh, I like more of these type of videos because they're short, concise and they get to the point.

[Khealim]

Will come super handy for my garage project, thank you for the videos, helping me out a lot recently! :)

[souravdey]

The single most important question in my life and yet I never asked the correct question. Until YouTube recommended the video. Thanks a lot Mariya.

[vikashupadhyay]

Love the way u explain programming with always smiling face ☺️

[jwferrazza]

Its been a year since you made this and i am just starting this python. You probably created your own planet by now! great lesson :)

[terlique]

i've been looking for something like this for a while. thank you.

[Igor_Kosoev]

I don’t know English well, and I’m even worse at programming, but your videos are very useful and informative for me, I think it’s worth trying to start learning programming with Python. And thanks a lot for your work!

[sentinel]

Thank you for this videos!. They really helped me a lot this few weeks, i made some decent projects to my university thanks to your pyqt5 tutorials!. Thank so much :D

[elsenorgato]

One of the best videos I have ever seen before about converting py to exe. Thank you so much!!!

[josedavidhernandezguerrero]

I was searching for hours and this video worked perfectly!!