Python GUI Builder 100% Free

Build Python GUI Apps in Your Browser

Design forms visually, write Python event handlers, and run everything instantly. No pip install, no virtualenv, no setup. Pandas, Charts, MQTT, and 25+ controls built in.

No installation
Real Python (Pyodide)
Open Source
main.py — WebVB Studio
# Pandas Dashboard in 10 lines
import pandas as pd
def Form1_Load():
df = pd.read_csv("sales.csv")
grdData.DataFrame = df
def cmdFilter_Click():
filtered = df[df.Revenue > 1000]
grdData.DataFrame = filtered
lblCount.Caption = f"Rows: len(filtered)"
def cmdChart_Click():
for _, row in df.iterrows():
Chart1.AddPoint(row.Month, row.Revenue, "blue")
Live Output
Rows
1,247
Revenue
$84k
Avg
$67
Real Python in Browser

Python GUIs Have Always Been Painful

You write amazing Python scripts, automate workflows, crunch data with Pandas — but the moment someone asks "can you put a button on it?", the fun stops.

The Old Way

  • Tkinter — Built-in but looks like 1998. Grid layout hell for anything non-trivial.
  • PyQt / PySide — Steep learning curve. Confusing licensing. 500MB install.
  • Kivy — Custom syntax, different paradigm, not for data apps.
  • Streamlit / Gradio — Web dashboards, not desktop-style GUIs.
  • Hours of pip install, virtualenv, PATH issues, version conflicts.

The WebVB Studio Way

  • Visual designer — Drag & drop. No layout code needed.
  • 25+ controls — DataGrid, Chart, Gauge, MQTT, Database, Canvas...
  • Real Python — Pyodide (CPython/WebAssembly). Pandas, NumPy included.
  • Zero install — Open browser, start coding. Works on any device.
  • Share via URL — No PyInstaller, no bundling, no deployment headaches.
25+ Controls

Everything You Need to Build Python GUI Apps

Drag any control onto your form. Set properties. Write a Python event handler. Done.

DataGrid + Pandas

Assign a DataFrame and get instant sortable, paginated tables. Filter, group, merge — just reassign .DataFrame.

grdData.DataFrame = df

Charts

Bar, Line, and Pie charts with one method call. Add points dynamically for real-time data visualization.

Chart1.AddPoint("Q1", 450, "blue")

Gauge

Radial and linear gauges with configurable ranges, color zones, and threshold indicators. Perfect for IoT dashboards.

GaugeSoc.Value = 87

MQTT / IoT

Built-in MQTT client. Subscribe, publish, and handle messages with simple Python event handlers. WebSocket support.

Mqtt1.Subscribe("sensor/temp")

Database

Built-in database control with CreateTable, AddNew, Edit, Update, FindFirst — build CRUD apps without SQL knowledge.

Data1.AddNew()

Canvas

Draw shapes, text, and images. Build games, visualizations, or custom graphics with a simple API.

Canvas1.FillCircle(x, y, r, "red")

From Zero to GUI in 5 Minutes

No setup, no configuration, no boilerplate. Just open, design, code, and run.

1

Open WebVB Studio

Go to app.webvbstudio.com in any modern browser. No sign-up, no download, no installation. The IDE loads instantly with a visual form designer and code editor.

2

Design Your Form Visually

Drag controls from the toolbox — TextBox, Button, Label, DataGrid, Chart, Gauge — and drop them onto your form. Resize, position, and set properties in the panel. No layout code needed.

3

Write Python Event Handlers

Switch to the Code tab and select Python. Write functions like def cmdSave_Click() to handle button clicks, def Form1_Load() for initialization, and def txtSearch_Change() for live filtering. No manual event binding.

4

Click Run

Your Python GUI app runs instantly in the browser. Real Python execution via Pyodide (CPython compiled to WebAssembly). Import Pandas, NumPy, and more — they just work.

See Python GUI Code in Action

Real examples, real code. Every example runs directly in WebVB Studio.

Pandas DataGrid

Data Dashboard

import pandas as pd
def Form1_Load():
df = pd.read_csv("products.csv")
grdProducts.DataFrame = df
lblTotal.Caption = f"Total: $sum"

Load CSV data, display in a sortable DataGrid, compute totals — all in 4 lines.

MQTT Gauge

IoT Sensor Monitor

def Mqtt1_Connect():
Mqtt1.Subscribe("sensor/+/temp")
def Mqtt1_Message(topic, payload):
GaugeTemp.Value = float(payload)
Chart1.AddPoint("now", float(payload), "red")

Connect to any MQTT broker, display live sensor data on a gauge and chart.

Beginner Forms

Calculator App

def cmdEquals_Click():
result = eval(txtDisplay.Text)
txtDisplay.Text = str(result)
def cmdClear_Click():
txtDisplay.Text = ""

A working calculator in 5 lines. Design the buttons visually, handle clicks in Python.

Charts Visualization

Sales Chart

def Form1_Load():
Chart1.ChartType = "0 - Bar"
Chart1.AddPoint("Jan", 450, "blue")
Chart1.AddPoint("Feb", 520, "green")
Chart1.AddPoint("Mar", 380, "red")

Bar, Line, or Pie charts in 5 lines. Switch chart types with a single property.

How WebVB Studio Compares

An honest look at how WebVB Studio stacks up against other Python GUI options.

Feature WebVB Studio Tkinter PyQt Streamlit
Installation None (browser) Built into Python pip install (500MB) pip install
Visual form designer Drag & drop No (code only) Qt Designer (separate) No (code only)
GUI style Desktop-style forms Desktop (dated look) Desktop (native) Web dashboard
DataGrid / Tables Built-in + Pandas Treeview (basic) QTableWidget st.dataframe
Charts Built-in control Embed matplotlib Embed matplotlib st.chart / Plotly
MQTT / IoT Built-in control paho-mqtt + threading paho-mqtt + threading No
Sharing / deployment Share a URL PyInstaller / exe PyInstaller / exe Streamlit Cloud
Learning curve Low Medium High Low
Cost Free (MIT) Free (stdlib) GPL / Commercial Free / Paid cloud

What Python Developers Are Building

📊

Data Dashboards

Load CSVs, query APIs, or process sensor data with Pandas — then display it in sortable DataGrids with live charts and summary stats.

Pandas DataGrid Chart
🏭

IoT & Industrial Monitors

Connect to MQTT brokers to monitor sensors, equipment, and energy systems in real time. Victron Energy, factory sensors, weather stations.

MQTT Gauge Victron
🛠️

Internal Business Tools

Build inventory trackers, order management forms, CRM tools, and reporting dashboards. Database control handles CRUD operations.

Database Forms CRUD
🎓

Teaching & Education

Perfect for classrooms. Students learn event-driven programming with immediate visual feedback. No environment setup, no IT support needed.

Beginner Classroom No Setup
🚀

Rapid Prototyping

Mock up an app idea in minutes. Drag controls, wire up events, share the link. Iterate faster than any traditional GUI framework.

Prototype MVP Share URL
🎮

Games & Simulations

Use the Canvas control for drawing, the Timer for game loops, and event handlers for input. Build interactive simulations and simple games.

Canvas Timer Animation

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I really build Python GUI apps without installing anything?

Yes. WebVB Studio runs entirely in your browser. Python execution is powered by Pyodide (CPython compiled to WebAssembly). No pip install, no virtualenv, no PATH configuration — just open app.webvbstudio.com and start building.

Does WebVB Studio support Pandas and NumPy?

Yes. Pyodide includes Pandas, NumPy, and many other popular Python packages. You can load DataFrames directly into the built-in DataGrid control with sorting, pagination, and filtering — one line: grdData.DataFrame = df.

Is WebVB Studio a good alternative to Tkinter?

WebVB Studio offers a visual form designer, richer controls (DataGrid, Chart, Gauge, MQTT), and zero-install deployment that Tkinter doesn't have. Tkinter is better for native OS apps and offline use. Read the full Tkinter vs WebVB comparison.

What controls are available?

25+ controls: TextBox, Label, Button, ListBox, ComboBox, CheckBox, OptionButton, DataGrid, Chart, Gauge, MQTT, Database, Timer, Canvas, ProgressBar, ScrollBars, DatePicker, Rolodex, WebBrowser, Image, Shape, Frame, and more. See the Control Reference for full details.

How do Python event handlers work?

Event handlers follow a simple naming convention: def controlName_Event(). For example, def cmdSave_Click() handles a button click, def txtName_Change() handles text input changes, and def Form1_Load() runs when the form loads. No manual binding or callbacks needed.

Is WebVB Studio free?

Yes, 100% free and open source under the MIT License. No subscriptions, no premium tiers, no limits. Build as many apps as you want.

Start Building Python GUI Apps Right Now

Open WebVB Studio, drag some controls onto a form, write a few lines of Python, and click Run. Your first app is minutes away.