Setting a Background Image in Tkinter | Python Tkinter Tutorial #4 | Py Ideas 💡 #shorts #python #tkintertutorial

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In tkinter, you can easily set a background image for your application window or any other widget using the PhotoImage class. This tutorial will guide you through the process of setting a background image in tkinter.

First, you need to import the tkinter module and create a window for your application. You can do this by using the following code:

from tkinter import *

root = Tk()
root.title("Background Image in Tkinter")

Next, you need to load the image that you want to set as the background image. To do this, you can use the PhotoImage class and provide the path to the image file. Make sure the image file is in the same directory as your Python script or provide the absolute path to the image file.

bg_image = PhotoImage(file="background.png")

Now, you need to create a label widget to display the background image. You can set the image option of the label widget to the bg_image object that you created in the previous step. To make the label fill the entire window, you can use the pack method with the fill and expand options set to BOTH.

bg_label = Label(root, image=bg_image)
bg_label.pack(fill=BOTH, expand=True)

Finally, you can add other widgets to your application window as needed. These widgets will be displayed on top of the background image.

# Add other widgets here

root.mainloop()

That’s it! You have successfully set a background image for your tkinter application. Remember to replace "background.png" with the path to your own image file.

I hope this tutorial was helpful in setting a background image in tkinter. If you have any questions or feedback, feel free to leave a comment below. Thank you for watching!

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@pyideas
1 month ago
@johnsonwilliam6777
1 month ago

THANK YOU BOSS

@28MarwinDTandel
1 month ago

didnt work😢😢😢

@panxel8615
1 month ago

Please dont import everything from tkinter.. just do

import tkinter as tk
from tkinter import ttk

I BEG you.

@derrickchen9821
1 month ago

Why can’t you just do:
import tkinter

@LONELYLOFI21
1 month ago

How did you run the code from sublime 😳 did you just double click the python file

@Tr-Lion_YT
1 month ago

How do l install this?

@shreyanadkarni5209
1 month ago

How do i run this code? Can you please tell me the command to run this code ?

@digitalmachine0101
1 month ago

Good

@syachka
1 month ago

How about document instead of image, is it work?

@styleking235
1 month ago

Its shows error what I do 😢

@moazmatouk8573
1 month ago

I write this code and there's an error that it can't open this file

@thoughtsofrz8587
1 month ago

Tq

@dwja89whd98awdaf
1 month ago

0:02

@moon.fuckskids
1 month ago

from tkinter import *

root = Tk()
root.title('Put Name Here')
img = PhotoImage(file = "img.png")
Label(root, image = img).pack()

@josephc-mg2tk
1 month ago

Bro how can i do this without "from tkinker import *"

@Novix20
1 month ago

00:01

@ayeshamunir744
1 month ago

How can we lower the brightness?

@UnNkLoV0CVzVNTn6LY5J
1 month ago

sublime text💀

@xelmoisx
1 month ago

Y me enseñas como ponerlo en android