PyInstaller onefile vs onedir (Windows): what to choose
A practical, developer-focused comparison: startup time, troubleshooting, antivirus false positives, and distribution.
Developer tool • Build EXE apps with confidence
PyInstaller GUI for Windows
A clean, practical GUI for PyInstaller workflows—designed for speed, clarity, and repeatable builds. Package Python apps into Windows executables with a polished interface and a workflow you can trust.
Windows 10/11 ready
Fast build workflow
Clean UI for daily use
Stable packaging
What you can do with PyInstaller GUI
PyInstaller CLI is powerful, but daily packaging work is often repetitive: flags, paths, data files, icons, and output settings. This app gives you a clear interface to manage builds consistently and reduce human error.
Repeatable builds
Keep your configuration organized so you can rebuild quickly—without retyping long commands.
- Clear inputs for common options
- Reduce mistakes in paths/flags
- Designed for frequent packaging work
Developer-friendly workflow
Focus on shipping the app, not wrestling with tooling. The interface helps you move from source to EXE smoothly.
- Quick iteration for builds
- Cleaner than ad‑hoc scripts
- Works well with PyQt & utilities
Publish-ready results
Build outputs you can distribute: executables with proper packaging patterns for Windows users.
- Support for practical build options
- Clear output paths and results
- Reliable for day‑to‑day shipping
Screenshots
Browse the UI screens. Use the arrows to navigate, or click any image to open a larger preview.
Tip: Hover or interact to pause auto‑scroll.
BasicCore build settings and project inputs.
FilesChoose script, resources, and build sources.
ImportsManage imports and packaging behavior.
OutputControl output paths and build results.
AdvancedFine‑tune packaging options.
HistoryTrack builds and reuse prior settings.
Guides & Tips for better builds
Practical, field-tested notes to help you package faster, avoid common mistakes, and ship cleaner Windows executables. New guides are added regularly.
PyQt6 + PyInstaller checklist (Windows): the common missing pieces
Hidden imports, Qt plugins, icons, and the pitfalls that cause blank windows or missing DLL errors.
Bundle data files correctly with PyInstaller (and avoid broken paths)
Ship images, configs, models, and templates safely; fix path issues at runtime with a clean pattern.
FAQ
Quick answers to common questions. For detailed troubleshooting, check the Guides section.
Does this app collect data?
This landing page does not collect personal data. For the app itself, please follow the Microsoft Store listing and the privacy policy associated with the publisher account. If you need help, contact sn.moosavi@gmail.com.
Which Windows versions are supported?
Designed for Windows 10/11.
How do I get support?
Email us at sn.moosavi@gmail.com. For frequent issues and fixes, see PyInstaller Guides.
One-file vs one-folder builds—what should I use?
It depends on startup speed and distribution needs. We cover practical trade-offs in this guide.
Can I package PyQt6 apps with this?
Yes. Packaging GUI apps needs correct hooks and resources. Start with this PyQt6 guide.
Need help? We’re here.
If you run into packaging issues or need guidance for a specific scenario, reach out. We usually reply quickly.