A powerful GUI wrapper for PyInstaller — convert your Python scripts into standalone executables for Windows, macOS, and Linux with ease.
- Cross-platform support: Convert your Python scripts into executables for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
- Easy-to-use GUI: No need to remember complex command-line arguments; a simple and intuitive interface for creating executables.
- Customizable settings: Fine-tune various PyInstaller options like adding extra files, hidden imports, and more.
- Real-time logging: View everything happening during the conversion process with detailed logs.
You can install PyInstaller GUI via pip:
pip install --upgrade pyinstaller-guiOr, if you prefer to clone the repository directly:
git clone https://github.com/inject3r/pyinstaller-gui.git
cd pyinstaller-gui
pip install -r requirements.txtTo start the PyInstaller GUI, simply run the following command:
pyinstaller-gui- Open the PyInstaller GUI application.
- Load your Python script by clicking the Browse button.
- Adjust the settings (optional).
- Click Build to generate the executable.
- Add Files/Folders: Include additional files or folders to bundle with your executable.
- Hidden Imports: Specify hidden imports to ensure your script runs smoothly after packaging.
- Icon: Choose a custom icon for your executable.
- Output Folder: Define where the output executable will be saved.
- And ...
Note: To generate the executable for a specific operating system, you must run this module on that system. For example, to create a Windows executable, you need to run the module on a Windows machine.
- Python 3.x
- PyInstaller (automatically installed when using PyInstaller GUI)
- Qt (for the graphical interface)
- Windows: Create .exe files for Windows.
- macOS: Generate .app files for macOS.
- Linux: Create executables for Linux.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.