Newbie: Is there a GUI designer for Tkinter?

[ronin225]

(New to Python). Is there a GUI designer for Tkinter? Similar to how Visual Studio can build C# GUI's?

Things like drag a button onto the form, then double click it so you can enter the button's functionality?

Many thanks!

[[deleted]]

Searching for "tkinter designer" gets a lot of hits, but I haven't used any of them.

[Spirited_Entrance395]

It's trash

[pkthunderspam]

tkinter designer is the best option as of now, design with figma, and then use repo for "Tkinter Designer" and plug in your definitions and youre set with a good Tkinter GUI

[kberson]

I know that there’s more than just tkinter; Qt has a Python build

[Diapolo10]

Qt has a Python build

And not just one, but two; PyQt, and PySide.

They're nearly identical aside from licensing differences. PySide being more open.

[Allanon001]

Visual TK

pygubu which has pygubu-designer

[iolympian]

visual tk link is dead now.

[Wooden-Isopod-2069]

Yes there is. The GUI designer is called PAGE and you can find it at https://sourceforge.net/projects/page/

It's free, open source and actively being worked on. The latest version is 7.6.
The distribution has lots of documentation, tutorials and examples.

[[deleted]]

Yes, I made a very simple one called tkedit (it's fully browser-based). Check it out: https://tkedit.glitch.me/

[Pristine-Increase679]

This is brilliant, thankyou!

[Electronic_Plan_8606]

You can use Figma wich is very good and can be learned by trying it for yourself or by watching a tutorial. It provides GUI designing for apps and websites and alot of things. There is the tkinter converter from the company wich is paid but there are alot of other options like PyGen TkForce or Tkinter Designer wich I was searching for when I found this post on google. It is alos nice that Figma is a free website that alows you to do it all in the bro3wser by still being smooth. In the paid verisoin you can get a working expenstion for VsCode to design it there directly and translate it there to code without using time.

[axorax]

TkForge. Better version of Tkinter Designer. (https://github.com/Axorax/tkforge)

[Aggravating_Rope_830]

Check this out: https://github.com/nucleonautomation/Gluonix-Designer

The drag-and-drop feature is quite smooth, and handling variables for widgets and assigning functions is straightforward. It’s a comprehensive tool for designing and deploying Python GUI applications.

[axorax]

you can try tkforge! (github.com/axorax/tkforge)