How to turn your Python file (.py) into an .exe (Tutorial 2021) 

or -w

or -w

or -w

or -w

or --windowed

I Don't have any necessary files but it still closes.

@aadityanalam7655 idk then you should try reinstalling python

@@kryurt ty, but I've fixed it, i just re-made the code deleting sum extra code and re-formatted it.

@@hackqdd nice

I've got a lot more dependencies. Multiple tkinter windows via button prompts from a single one. Added all the dependencies to the same folder. Still crashes lol

i love using *pythom*

Need to add it to your path in advance system settings: environment variables. Chatgpt helped me troubleshoot from there when i ran into this

its kinda late but did you fix it? if so how

@@pincer2885 Check the path where pyinstaller is installed, from there copy that module and both your program and the pyinstaller module in same file

did ya' fix it? i've got the same issue.

How to Solve: 'pip' is not recognized as internal or external. 1. My computer > Right Click > Properties 2. Advanced System Configurations 3. Environment Variables 4. Select the "Path" variable and click "Edit" 5. Select "New" and paste the folder path for the python "scripts" folder (In my case, the folder is located in: C:\Users\MC Don Juan\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python311\Scripts) 6. After that, click "OK" and "OK" 7. Go to the cmd and type pip install pyinstaller and everything should work correctly now.

1st, get good grammer

@@dick_puncher grammar*

I'm having the same problem and cant find a solution anywhere :_(

have u found any solution?@@ironpanv2124

You would need to license it. It costs around $100 unfortunately.

@@stickpal What do you mean by licensing it? Need to purchase the tool?

@@AbishaiSingh licensing your own app is basically giving the app info about who made it, the organisation behind it etc, I unfortunately do not know for certain how it actually works but It would be better if you look online for a better answer.

@@stickpal Thanks bud

converting it to exe will skip the installation of python

@@neptunes9852 thanks ! Does this mean I will have to help set exception for anyone who gets the alert in their antivirus from the exe ? I might just make them all install python. 😂

@@kevinstern2490 was thinking same , but yea windows says script files as virus

@@neptunes9852 Install Python and all the modules used in your script manually, and then when you convert the program to exe the pyinstaller will automatically convert everything needed to run the program on other computers who don't have Python.

@@kurdishlearner3168 Can you say In detail

@Unkown Make sure you have the path to the scripts of your installed version of python added into Path in your system environment variables (i.e. C:\Users\...\Python\Python310\Scripts ) This solved the problem in my case

@@MarkusHelgason how do you do that?

@@idanavni_ In the System dialog box, click Advanced system settings. On the Advanced tab of the System Properties dialog box, click Environment Variables. In the System Variables box of the Environment Variables dialog box, scroll to Path and select it.

@@MarkusHelgason System dialog box of what? How do i get there?

@@d.bruggink7949 If you are using Windows then you can start by opening the control panel, from there you can access the Advanced System Settings and so on

I googled some solutions and I'm sure there are!

if you use a hex editor to change the files hexidecimal values then it wont get detected as antivirus' work by checking their database for similar hex strings

This may be too late but you can always add your files as an exclusion in security

Same

That means pip isn't installed on ur device. Install pip first by another tutorial

@@varunramakrishnan7676 yeah on windows 🗿

@@yeppiidev Oops

I was have the same error And the solotion is :You should install the pyinstaller in the path so system can read it... how to do that first you need to know where is pyinstaller package have been installed so you can reinstall package again and copy the link where it have been installed then follow these steps: 1- from search menu search for(edit the system environment)open it 2- click on (environment variables) 3-chose path 4- click on edit 5-click on new and paste the link where pyinstaller is installed it And finnaly try again it will work

@@heshamezz9798 make sure your under the correct directory!!!

after "--onefile" type "--windowed"

@@Preet_1223 when i do this i have error: RuntimeError: input(): lost sys.stdin . Have you got any solutions? I use Pycharm on win10

have you got the solution?

HEY!, the reason for this is you may need to add a loop or input so it does not close immediately. this script may help closeInput = raw_input("Press ENTER to exit") add this to the end of program. hope this helped

hey buddy is still not working... do you find another solution?@@cadea2781

Same problem

Did you try this with VS Code IDE? Even I got the same problem, when I executed with VS code. Again I tried with pycharm, it's working perfect. I think the isuue is with virtual environment for pyinstaller library in VS code.

Try opening CMD, going to the directory the executable is in (cd C:/path/to/folder), and typing the name of the executable. It might be an error, or that you didn't make it wait at the end of execution.

In your script you need to put at the end something like input(" ") with this you gonna have to press a key for it to close

idk either

Having same issue :(

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This happens all the time.

You cant, you need multiple people to install it, make it trusted and safe then you can.

bro did u found any solution for that?