Adding Images To Your Apps - Intro To Tkinter 5

In this video we'll learn how to add Images to our apps with Tkinter and Python.
Generally, to add an image to your TKinter app you'll create a label, and then add the image to the label.
We'll use the PIL (Python Imaging Library) to add the image to our app and I'll also show you how to resize the image.
I'll also show you how to add images to buttons.
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Timecodes
0:00​​ - Introduction
0:56 - Install and Import Pillow
1:50 - Images Use Labels
2:33 - Open The Image
3:18 - Create PhotoImage
3:53 - Add Image To Label
4:39 - Add Border To Image
5:53 - Resize the Image
6:38 - Make Image a Button
8:02 - Remove Button Border
8:58 - Resize The Button
9:17 - Conclusion

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[@thefambam9305]

I installed it exactly how you said but I got an error (import "PIL" could not be resolved from sourcePylancereportMissingModuleSource). It said pillow was successfully installed but when I put from PIL import ImagesTk please help

[@georgegisgakis8340]

Bravo

[@TkinterPython]

Thanks!

[@danielcrompton7818]

⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️ Do NOT make the fatal error of adding the image directly to the label and not saving it to a variable!! In The following code the image simply does not display because we have not kept a reference to it and so it is cleared from memory by the garbage collector:: import tk.PhotoImage, tk.Label, tk.Tk root = Tk() l = Label(root, image=PhotoImage(file=“img.png”)) l.pack Instead do i = PhotoImage(file=“img.png’) Label(image=i)

[@TkinterPython]

Isn't that exactly what I suggest in the video?