How to Convert Python Code to Application

How to convert a python code into a 32 bit application on a 64 bit machine

Seems you want to generate the 32-bit app by pyinstaller, but failed.
Because you used 64-bit python to run pyinstaller.

To solve this, you can install Python3(32-bit version) in a new environment and use Python3(32-bit version) to invoke pyinstaller to generate the 32-bit app.

How do I turn my .py file into an application like word?

You're effectively asking how to compile a Python script into an executable. That's not really how Python works, but you can still achieve what you want: an application that installs and runs without requiring the user to know how to start a script from the command line (or install Python for that matter).

Applications like pyinstaller allow you to package your script with just the files it needs for the OS you want to deliver to. https://www.pyinstaller.org

Install pyinstaller into your virtual environment:

pip install pyinstaller

Then test your script and run pyinstaller for it:

python my_script.py
pyinstaller my_script.py

That will create a folder called build with everything needed to build your distributable, and one called dist that has the result including a my_script.exe. A user of your script would need everything in the folder, but nothing else.

If you prefer it to be a single executable, you can run this:

pyinstaller --onefile my_script

This, on Windows, would create a single my_script.exe, but you need to realise that this is just an executable archive that will create a temporary folder somewhere, still containing the same as the dist folder. More about that here: https://pyinstaller.readthedocs.io/en/v3.3.1/operating-mode.html

You can create a nice and simple installer using a tool like InnoSetup, which you can get here http://www.jrsoftware.org/isinfo.php. With it (or another installer builder like it), you can make an installer that puts your packaged script in a folder in Program Files, allow a user to start it from the Start Menu (like an application like Word) and uninstall it when they no longer need it.

Convert .py file to .exe file (I used text files and images to build the py file) [closed]

I would reccommend using auto-py-to-exe, a wrapper program that simplifies a lot of the tasks of using pyinstaller, a program that bundles python and the scripts into an executable.

pip install auto-py-to-exe

it can then be run with

auto-py-to-exe

It should open a new window where you can configure options (such as if you want to have a single executable file or if averything is in a folder. If your assets (images, etc.) are in a different folder, then you may have to add them to the bundle by configuring the options in the auto-py-to-exe window.

can I convert python to an application for android

pip install kivy 

Kivy is a cross platform library, which you can deploy .py to .apk and the rest.

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