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py2exe

py2exe is a Python Distutils extension which converts Python scripts into executable Windows programs, able to run without requiring a Python installation.

Development is hosted on GitHub. You can find the mailing list, svn, and downloads for Python 2 there. Downloads for Python 3 are on PyPI.

py2exe was originally developed by Thomas Heller who still makes contributions. Jimmy Retzlaff, Mark Hammond, and Alberto Sottile have also made contributions. Code contributions are always welcome from the community and many people provide invaluable help on the mailing list and the Wiki.

py2exe is used by BitTorrent, SpamBayes, and thousands more - py2exe averages over 5,000 downloads per month.

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The old py2exe web site is still available until that information has found its way into this wiki.

Starting Points

News: information about the most recent releases

Tutorial: the basics of creating a Windows executable

FAQ: What does py2exe actually do and what are all those files?

GeneralTipsAndTricks: general tips for working with special situations

WorkingWithVariousPackagesAndModules: many just work, others need more handling

NonEnglish: read about py2exe in other languages

#py2exe IRC channel at Freenode.net

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