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I found some many Python GUI toolkits. The ones I like are:
Which one is the best and easiest to use? And by the way what is the difference in pyQt and pySide? They both seem to be alike :/.
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Python Tkinter Tkinter is the standard built-in GUI library for Python, and, with over 41,000 stars on GitHub, it's the most popular Python GUI framework. It's a fast and easy-to-use Python GUI library, making it the go-to library for building a Python GUI application.
1–PyQt5. PyQt5 is a very well-known GUI framework used by both Python coders and UI designers. One of its components, the PyQt package, is built around the Qt framework, which is a leading cross-platform GUI design tool for just about any kind of application.
Kivy is beginner friendly and cross-platform, but so is PyQt. So what to choose? On the desktop, PyQt is better because you can get a near-native look and feel easy and you have a simple gui designer. But on mobile, it makes more sense to go with Kivy.
thenPyQt comes with many powerful and advanced widgets. TkInter does not come with advanced widgets. 5. PyQt have a Qt Designer tool which we can use to build GUIs than get python code of that GUI using Qt Designer.
There is no "best" nor "easiest". All of the toolkits you mention have strengths and weaknesses. I've had significant experience with wxPython and Tkinter, and both are nice. I would say Tkinter is a little easier, wxPython is a little more full-featured.
When someone asks me this question I tell them just to pick one. Once you learn one -- any one -- you'll be in a better position to decide for yourself which one is better than the others.
I recommend Tkinter just because you probably already have it, but if you're not afraid of installing other GUI toolkits, pick any of them and start coding.
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