Pyinstaller with Virtual Environments (venv)

In this Python tutorial, we will discuss how to optimize your Pyinstaller EXE's using Virtual Environments. We will be using the "venv" library to create the Virtual environment for Pyinstaller.
Command Prompt (Windows): tutorial\Scripts\activate.bat
Windows PowerShell: tutorial\Scripts\Activate.ps1
Linux (Bash): tutorial\bin\activate
Note: For VS Code users, "tutorial\Scripts\activate.bat" might not work. (Doesn't work for me). So leave out the ".bat" extension and try it again (until the virtual environment name appears in the start).
Website Link:
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[@Daniyolka]

Perfect video, thank you so much. I got lots of packages installed so my graduation_project.exe was 144MB, with your venv help I made it to 24 MB. You're awesome!

[@coderslegacy5661]

Glad to hear that!

[@slashot5887]

I love you! You saved my life with this video!
I hope all your dreams come true and all the women in the world will crave you!!!!!

[@fernandapachla9700]

Thank you, really. You're awesome

[@evankim2158]

Max thumbs up to an excellent video. thanks

[@anthonyroseiro]

Very helpfull

[@RoderickVellaCesare]

Auto-Py-To-Exe makes your life easier

[@WilkenPerez]

Yeah, but, it just initialize... didn't work for me... :(

[@alexandervartolomei385]

So with auto-py-to-exe you can implement venv to your exe too?

[@meteo40]

like it
😀

[@ramshadabdulraheem2813]

Thanks bro.. reduced 700 mb to 48 mb

[@MadhavMishra-is9gb]

11:48 the title of the video

[@wildgoose4179]

"venv tutorial" did nothing

[@wildgoose4179]

This is so annoying. Every video is like this:
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
>>> -m venv tutorial2
File "", line 1
-m venv tutorial2
^^^^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
>>>

[@coderslegacy5661]

Looks like you are executing these commands in the python interpreter. Turn it off first, then run the following command:
python -m venv tutorial