Python py to exe 🏃

python convert .py to .exe file tutorial example explained
#python #py #exe
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(Windows Defender may prevent you from running)
(make sure pip and pyinstaller are installed/updated)
1. cd to directory that contains your .py file
2. pyinstaller ...
-F (all in 1 file)
-w (removes terminal window)
-i icon.ico (adds custom icon to .exe)
clock.py (name of your main python file)
3. exe is located in the dist folder
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[@BroCodez]

(Windows Defender may prevent you from running) (make sure pip and pyinstaller are installed/updated) 1. cd to directory that contains your .py file 2. pyinstaller -F -w -i icon.ico clock.py -F (all in 1 file) -w (removes terminal window) -i icon.ico (adds custom icon to .exe) clock.py (name of your main python file) 3. exe is located in the dist folder

[@Digital-Light]

0. pip install pyinstaller

[@Mailo1x]

After typing cmd in a search bar of windows explorer it opens prompt with that directory. Kinda useful i guess?

[@trilochandas4527]

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[@astroo0o0]

TYSM, Bro, you really helped me, now I can send my projects to other people, even if they do not have a python :).

[@eduardodelgado3973]

Mil gracias es súper simple y clara tu explicación.

[@marioshusband3700]

bro, you are my savior in coding.

[@vignesh5618]

Useful video, thanks.

[@omarsplaytimechannel]

Help, I have an error. pyinstaller : The term 'pyinstaller' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. I changed the directory and it never worked, I downloaded it with pip, pip3 and py -m pip

[@tymoshh]

you need to make it an enviroment variable i think

[@Rxkx_99]

ahh yes a very casual "nuclear launch codes" folder casually sitting on ur desktop

[@zuhriddinmarufjon2757]

Today I finished writing my first app with this channel. Thank you very much

[@behindthescene2727]

✌✌

[@abstractideas7799]

Great. 👍👍

[@gobbogrob]

WOOOO THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS!!

[@irakli989l5]

bro Nuclear launch codes kills me LOL

[@Fuzmonster59]

Is it always so bulky? My 6kb .py file was turned into a 25mb .exe file, which isn't as easy to send around.

[@rizaldycesarquimno6164]

I have my .sql file and i place it in the folder where my .py is Then from that folder i convert .py into .exe then when I drop my database i used my .py into mysql command line hoping that the .sql file i put in the folder will serve as my database. The executable file wont run. I have to import again my .sql file into mysql command line to be able to run my .exe Please help me

[@Siissioe123]

Will this work even if I have some other files to build the exe?

[@daviper318]

pip : The term 'pip' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again. At line:1 char:1 + pip install pyinstaller + ~~~ + CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (pip:String) [], CommandNotFoundException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException

[@Algeriawindows69]

use pip in the regular terminal not the python's

[@hannibalbianchi1466]

👍👍

[@cristiucvladimir7909]

Thanks Bro for this video!

[@hilaryeins1]

Very good tut, Bro! How could I Put all files and images into the executable?

[@cooperdunn3808]

you can't

[@hgt3]

@@cooperdunn3808 you can

[@emsheeranstudio3459]

Bro you alrady put every images related to exe file and made it.. There are no need to put images into exe file.. You have already done it.

[@arpanshah355]

this is gonna be so helpful for pranking my family lol

[@user-uo2qm1vq8y]

I accidentally placed pyinstaller on the C/admin drive and now my C drive is cramped, what should I do to free up space? Can you help me? I sincerely thank you

[@qoig]

Have installed it but: "'pyinstaller' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file." Why?

[@mortix99]

u must run it trought python terminal, not cmd

[@nasrannaain8783]

"image.png": no such file or directory. sir how to convert with image too?

[@Laioneel]

When i transform it into a .exe, my computer can run it well, but in others computers, doesnt work because of the libraries i've imported in my code. How can i solve this?

[@Panduhman360]

This is great but doesnt show how to keep image and music files attached to the game application.

[@99skorpion]

Windows defender raised virus alert on my program. Is it a 100% false positive? Or pyinstaller is not safe?

[@cyberroland8061]

made some of my programs into .exe but 2 weeks later all my . exe programs say an error message and code return -1.

[@manuelvaal1257]

this guy is blessing us

[@TeGoatOfMinecraft]

it dosent work. the cmd says it dont know what pyinstaller is

[@popenv9471]

On macbook, I can’t like that. Please, can you make video, How to do like that on mac OS

[@learningtho582]

Awesome Video! Thanks for the great help!

[@popninetyone]

Please can you show me, How can I do it on Mac OS?

[@praveendesu]

I installed pyinstaller successfully, but I'm getting this error when trying to convert a python file to .exe. Please help. 'pyinstaller' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

[@Sami_Wali]

same

[@evylah2]

same

[@imlobinho]

same

[@teradefense5905]

But why is it so slow to execute. Does that have anything to do with the libraries installed on my machine. Should I make an EXE file from a python file from a virtual environment? Or that is just how EXE works?

[@alexdefoc6919]

If you mean the app is slow maybe it's your python code and not optimised maybe try finding a profiler and finding the problem, and if you mean it takes long to convert py to exe then it just your pc hardware performance limitations

[@Algeriawindows69]

its how python works

[@super.kebab70]

Problem is, as said above, python works like this. It will make an insanely huge .exe file out of the script because of all the dependencies with the libs and stuff, making the computer need time to run/open it. Even on this video, this simple clock app weighs like 8MB, which is already really big for a .exe file. Not here to hate on the video though, that's cool to make an app with python ! It's just not the most optimized way

[@mystic9609]

I want to know the process, can't find info on it 😢

[@Boofydev]

My command prompt doesnt want to change directory :(

[@sammyay-man2754]

Have you tried pyscript?

[@creemcheese9416]

Thanks so much I will try this and this is why it wouldn't work I never set a directory

[@PilotTurtle]

i just get 'pyinstaller' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. what should i do? i installed pyinstaller

[@justwei5668]

this i even added the variable to the system path

[@reptileita]

Reinstall python and during the installation check the system path

[@ganeshkumarvenkatesan30]

First add pyinstaller in pycharm (click file /settings/click on your project/ then project interpreter …. Click the “+” button to add pyinstaller (and pip also).. Also, write down the python interpreter path here as well (example: C:\Users\eddie\AppData\Local\Programs\Python).. you can search this path in file explorer and then click view/unhide to get the Scripts folder portion of the path.. include this as part of the path when writing it down)

[@marioshusband3700]

When I try to open the executable (yes my antivirus was off), it says "Fatal error detected" and "Failed to execute script calculator"(my program was a calculator)

[@utkarshsingh1584]

Some or the other library file would have not got compiled try running your program with Idle first or complie your program with pyinstaller -F -i 'icon file' 'python file' in this way you will either get to know your error in IDLE or in cmd 😊

[@abdelrahmansameh5183]

i have an error that the program after be exe it is run always never stops i have made it in multiprocessing @Bro Code

[@zahramanafi4793]

I did the same but I recieved this error "'pyinstaller' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file." :(

[@ganeshkumarvenkatesan30]

First add pyinstaller in pycharm (click file /settings/click on your project/ then project interpreter …. Click the “+” button to add pyinstaller (and pip also).. Also, write down the python interpreter path here as well (example: C:\Users\eddie\AppData\Local\Programs\Python).. you can search this path in file explorer and then click view/unhide to get the Scripts folder portion of the path.. include this as part of the path when writing it down)

[@baseless7581]

same

[@kareemalmkahelah5338]

hi .. when I move the exe app to desktop the icon disappears why this happened? anywhere else the icon works fine Thank you!

[@MeowValo.]

same

[@autarroy]

I have a jpg images in my python script How i can convert that into an exe file

[@kvelez]

Great video.

[@marcbejjani1370]

whenever i run the exe file, a cmd window opens and closes immediatly, can anyone help?

[@saitamatechno]

it was my problem . it iritated me , i spent a lot of time but i found the solution . you should use some input values as well as you need restarting program or program should be looping . you should use function code which is "def" . and also dont write -w before installation with cmd .

[@kaolin-x4790]

When you save your python file save it as .pyw then change it to exe.

[@masculinshorts]

pyinstaller -F after i hit enter and it shows pyinstaller: error: the following arguments are required: scriptname ,why?

[@cyberroland8061]

was that your whole line or was there more? Your supposed to type something like: pyinstaller - F (Filename).py

[@enesozdemir9304]

Traceback (most recent call last): File "WorldCraft.py", line 1, in ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'ursina' What Causes This Error?

[@arafatmohammadasifbamboowa2211]

Which library have you imported? Or it might just be a typo... Ik its too late to ask but i asked just so i can avoid the mistake too if i encounter it in future

[@sceti]

RuntimeError: Execution of 'set_exe_build_timestamp' failed - no more attempts left!

[@ishaan-gupta]

for some reason when i try to turn it into executable, it says "'pyinstaller is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.". Can someone hep me please? i checked and it says i have py installer on pip list and it isnt outdated, please help me

[@yourhardworkgone]

enter these two line in order pip uninstall pyinstaller pip install pyinstaller

[@yourhardworkgone]

@@orish_arena reinstall python

[@VoNgocTrungNguyen]

'pyinstaller' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. how can I fix that error?

[@fasteddieguitar1891]

First add pyinstaller in pycharm (click file /settings/click on your project/ then project interpreter …. Click the “+” button to add pyinstaller (and pip also).. Also, write down the python interpreter path here as well (example: C:\Users\eddie\AppData\Local\Programs\Python).. you can search this path in file explorer and then click view/unhide to get the Scripts folder portion of the path.. include this as part of the path when writing it down) Next, paste this path into environment variables by right clicking the windows icon lower/left of screen and click ‘system’.. then scroll down to advanced system settings and click this… then click environment variables .. then highlight ‘path’ and edit.. here you add a new path in edit mode of ‘path’ (this is where you paste your c:\ Users\“ “ “python/script link) Next, open cmd (search ‘cmd’ computer at lower/left of screen. Here you will need to change the directory to Python by typing ‘cd C:\Users\eddie\AppData\Local\Program\Python\Python37\Scripts You may have to type cd C:\Users Then Cd Eddie Then cd AppData (and so forth or until you get to the Scripts directory of Python37 (or another version) Finally, change the name of your .py program/game to main.py and copy/paste this main.py file into your Script directory folder (the one from above shown) .. .. go back to the cmd prompt where you changed the directory to Scripts and type: pyinstaller-onefile main.py This saves your program (changed to main.py) into main.exe .. it will be located in the ‘dist’ folder within either Scripts or the folder before that (Python37 etc) Now, just copy/paste the exe file into a new folder with whatever else was in your project folder such as images and ideas.. when you run the exe file it will need these other items in the same folder

[@shorts9900]

@@fasteddieguitar1891 what if I use vs code

[@kingButthornGriff]

The best

[@xlCool]

"Nuclear launch codes" 💀💀💀

[@Dripdaddy92]

I made a program and tried to send it to a few people via discord and email but both got flagged for malware. I cant seem to find a work around on the internet. maybe im not looking hard enough. the program works fine on my pc. Anyone have a solution for this problem?

[@Algeriawindows69]

zip it

[@Algeriawindows69]

most messaging apps always flag .exe files no matter what

[@creepercheater0148]

How to do with .jar programs from eclipse?

[@igorthelight]

Just google "create EXE from JAR". You will find your answer in less than a minute. I actually checked it :-)

[@user-mt8ot9fc5g]

I trust a guy with nuclear launch codes

[@fnbubbles420]

1. cd to directory that contains your .py file 2. pyinstaller --onefile --uac-admin main.py this one works 100% better and doesnt give you a trojan when making it

[@kraizabg1242]

it says it has a virus or potentialy unwanted software.. what to do maan

[@yourhardworkgone]

Windows Defender may prevent you from running the app

[@joehaar1466]

So almost nobody cares that Bro has nuclear launch codes on his desktop? Hm...

[@Tr0ll_Guy]

It helps alot thx!! :)

[@Venta-wd6hh]

it says py installer couldnt be found

[@Tristan-Ware]

thank you so much.

[@globalpepe4094]

Thanksssss

[@Lurkingbird]

I can't install pyinstaller

[@DavidR...]

Nuclear launch codes 🤣🤣🤣🤣😎

[@anafel8124]

doesnt work for me

[@slonbeskonechen8310]

Thank you!!!!!!

[@saveuyghurmuslims2354]

i want that nuclear launch code

[@TouchcreatorYT]

pyinstaller isnt recognized

[@jacery]

pip install pyinstaller

[@MrEdoben]

THX BRO

[@MFNJairah]

So easyyyyyyyy!

[@DavidDavid-zm1kj]

And how make multy file to exe

[@jimmylee3760]

thanks

[@NOTHING-en2ue]

Mac users just die 😭

[@ragnarok_141]

yes

[@Quantum_phy]

thanks but i had an issue in my code which worked perfectly fine in vs code but when i made an app it said this Traceback (most recent call last): File "imagery.py", line 2, in File "PyInstaller\loader\pyimod02_importers.py", line 352, in exec_module File "cvlib\__init__.py", line 8, in File "PyInstaller\loader\pyimod02_importers.py", line 352, in exec_module File "cvlib\gender_detection.py", line 3, in ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'tensorflow'