PySide

PySide is a Python binding of the cross-platform GUI toolkit Qt. Applications built with PySide will run on any platform supported by Qt & Python including Windows, OS X, Linux, iOS and Android.

PySide is the official binding for Qt on Python and is now developed by The Qt Company itself.

For a complete guide to desktop application development with Python & PySide, see the PySide tutorial and PySide book Create Simple GUI Applications with Python & Qt.

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PySide2 Tutorial

First Steps With Qt Designer and PySide2

Use Qt Designer's drag and drop interface to design your GUI

Implementing QPainter flood fill in PyQt5/PySide

Filling irregular regions in a QPainter canvas

PySide2 Tutorial

The ModelView Architecture in PySide2

Qt's MVC-like interface for displaying data in views

LearnPyQt — One year in, and much more to come.

A quick retrospective on 2019

PySide2 Tutorial

System Tray & Mac Menu Bar Applications in PySide2

Add quick access functions to your apps

Embedding Custom Widgets from Qt Designer in PySide2

Learn how to use custom widgets in your PySide2 applications when designing with Qt Designer

PySide2 Tutorial

Multithreading PySide2 applications with QThreadPool

Run background tasks concurrently without impacting your UI

PyQt5 vs PySide2

What's the difference between the two Python Qt libraries? ...and what's exactly the same (most of it)

Gradient

Gradient designer with add, drag and edit stops

EqualizerBar

Visualize audio frequency changes

MacOS Mojave Dark Mode Support in PyQt 5.12.2

Ensuring your apps follow the desktop style

NSAViewer, desktop Photobooth

Take photos of yourself, with a terrible camera.

Raindar, desktop Weather App

Pulling data from a remote API

PySide2 Tutorial

Packaging PySide apps with fbs

Distribute cross-platform GUI applications with the fman Build System

Palette

Simple colour palette in linear or grid layouts

QtWebEngineWidgets, the new browser API in PyQt 5.6

Simplified page model and asynchronous methods

Mozzerella Ashbadger

The first steps building the browser with PyQt5

Adding application Help and About dialogs

Put some finishing touches to your application

Adding navigational controls to a PyQt5 Web Browser

Hook up QAction signals to web browser slots

Open and save HTML in a PyQt5 browser

Adding file dialogs to load and save HTML

PyQtConfig

A simple API for keeping your PyQt Widgets and config in sync

PyQt5 support in Matplotlib

Published 27.06.2014

ColorButton

A color-selector tool for PyQt