Pillow ImageTk Module (Using PIL with Tkinter)

Tkinter has it’s own built-in module, called PhotoImage which can be used to display images in Tkinter applications. However, PhotoImage supports only a few image types, and can be a little inconsistent. We have a better alternative, which is the Pillow library which offers support for displaying images in Tkinter using it's ImageTk module.
Website + Code Link:
coderslegacy.com/python/pillo...

[@rajsekharpanda5060]

That is very helpful, thank you sir☺

[@cbsaw8942]

This is actually very helpful. Thanks.

[@hiutale]

Thank you! 😊

[@dinnusebastian4615]

Very helpful

[@ch-ai_pas]

comment faire avec plusieurs fenêtre

[@ReinventedWeb]

Cute catto

[@dinnusebastian4615]

Hi sir,But if we don't write self.label instead just type label= label() even after the function it is not getting destroyed.we are able to see the label right

[@coderslegacy5661]

Tkinter handles it internal components a bit differently. It doesn't matter whether the "label" variable gets destroyed or not. Because it is only a reference, not the actual object. The actual label widget remains safe and sound, even after the function gets destroyed.

[@dinnusebastian4615]

@@coderslegacy5661 Thank u sir

[@danielrodrigo8503]

I get a gray image, do you know how to fix it? I'm using pil and tk like you did.

[@coderslegacy5661]

Never had that error. A quick google search doesn't really yield anything either. Might be an OS specific issue or some other reason. Try it with different images, and with different image displaying libraries (Tkinter, Pillow, Matplotlib, etc) to narrow down the issue.

[@danielrodrigo8503]

@@coderslegacy5661 ok :)