Creating a Stand Alone Executable from a Python Script using PyInstaller

In this video I am going to show How to Make a Stand Alone Executable from a Python Script using PyInstaller. We will use PyInstaller to convert .py to .exe. PyInstaller converts Python applications into stand-alone executables, under Windows, GNU/Linux, Mac OS X. So let us see How to Create a .exe of a Python Program. Creating an Executable from a Python Script is easy using PyInstaller.

Install PyInstaller from PyPI:
pip install pyinstaller

PyInstaller Usage

useful links

NSIS (Nullsoft Scriptable Install System)
NSIS (Nullsoft Scriptable Install System) is a professional open source system to create Windows installers

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[xxjaydogxx]

I appreciate this. I've been trying figure this out for a while now.

[JuanCarlos]

If you already have pip, jump to 3:45

[whoozy]

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[learningtho]

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[DanBrill]

Thanks! Lots of time on my hands as the world is currently quarantined. I just started learning Python this morning. This was really helpful!

[joliver]

Great tutorial. Always wondered how this could be done. Thanks!

[tolkien]

Just what i was looking for. This is awesome. Thanks a lot!

[kilthy]

Very helpful, concise and presented tutorial. One bit of feedback from me: It would have been very helpful to see your raw python script code. Even though I can tell the script is a simple print script, not knowing if you had any imports or not for this particular example left me with more questions that should have been given how excellent you are at teaching. As always, very thankful for your lessons!

[MasterHaz]

Thank you so much! I just made my first ever application with your help, and im so stoked!!!

[anokhautomation]

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[sergiopalazzi]

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[JoshuaWayt]

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[alvarocrespo]

Fantastic tool! I love the "Current Command" window! Thanks

[akhilap]

Well explained.... Thanks u made it simple

[rosjio]

8:48 Can you share the code for your tkinter application? I’d love to see how you applied style to the form.

[rahelly]

if i call other Python members from my executable program it wont work, how can i make it work? using Pycharm

[xXghostninja]

keep getting PyNaCl library needed in order to use voice. It works on my pycharm but not executabel