Python Logo Widgets — Quickstart¶

Install¶

pip install Python-Logo-Widgets

Nothing else — Tkinter ships with Python.

Embed one¶

import tkinter as tk
from python_logo_widgets import LogoWidget, PoweredByWidthWidget

root = tk.Tk()
root.title("My App")

LogoWidget(root, bg="white").pack(pady=10)
PoweredByWidthWidget(root).pack(side=tk.BOTTOM)

root.mainloop()

Each widget is a tk.Frame, so it behaves like any other container — pack, grid, or place it wherever you like.

The three widgets¶

Class	Image	Typical use
`LogoWidget`	The Python logo	A splash or about screen
`PoweredByLengthWidget`	"Python Powered", tall	A sidebar
`PoweredByWidthWidget`	"Python Powered", wide	A footer

Background colour¶

LogoWidget(root, bg="white")     # default is "black"

bg sets the background of the image label. The badges have transparent regions, so matching bg to your window is usually what you want — the default black suits a dark window and looks like a box on a light one.

Any other keyword arguments go to tk.Frame.

See them¶

python-logo-widgets
python -m python_logo_widgets

The older function API¶

from python_logo_widgets._compat import logo_widget
logo_widget()      # opens its own window and blocks

Kept working for code written against the original release. New code should use the widget classes — they embed, and these do not.

Before you ship it¶

The images are PSF trademarks rather than GPL content. Using them to show your program is built with Python is the intended use; see FAQ and internal/known-issues.md.