vibeUI

vibeUI is a beginner-friendly, professional Python GUI library built on top of Tkinter. It lets you build clean, modern-looking desktop apps with a handful of lines of code — no manual pixel positioning, no wrestling with StringVars, no theming headaches.

v2.0.0 is a from-the-ground-up rewrite. See CHANGELOG.md for what changed and why — the short version: a real layout system, a proper theming engine, way more widgets, and a much nicer developer experience.

Features

• Automatic layout — widgets stack top-to-bottom by default; use with win.row(): to go left-to-right, with win.card(): to group things visually. No pos=(x, y) math.
• Theming — built-in light, dark, and ocean themes, plus a custom accent color. Buttons get real hover/press states out of the box.
• A much bigger widget set — labels, buttons (4 variants), text inputs (with real placeholders), text areas, checkboxes, radio groups, sliders, dropdowns, listboxes, progress bars, images, tabs, menus, and a status bar.
• Consistent widget API — every interactive widget returns a small wrapper with .get() / .set() (and .on_change(callback) where it makes sense) instead of raw Tkinter variables.
• Dialogs — alert, confirm, prompt, choose_file, choose_folder, save_file, pick_color, and a non-blocking toast(...) notification.
• Cross-platform — Windows, macOS, Linux (anywhere Tkinter runs).

Installation

pip install vibeUI

Optional, for resizable images (add_image(..., width=..., height=...)):

pip install vibeUI[images]

Quick Start

import vibe as vi

win = vi.Window("Vibe Demo", size=(500, 400), theme="dark", accent="#7c6cf5")

win.add_label("Hello, Vibe!", size="xl", bold=True)
name = win.add_input("Enter your name")

def greet():
    vi.alert(f"Hello {name.get() or 'friend'}!", title="Greeting")

win.add_button("Greet Me", on_click=greet)
win.run()

Run the full feature tour:

python examples/demo.py

Layout in v2

v1 used absolute positioning (pos=(x, y)). v2 uses a simple flow layout instead — it's a deliberate breaking change that makes apps look right on every screen size without any manual math.

win = vi.Window("Layout demo")

win.add_label("Stacks vertically by default")

with win.row():                      # left-to-right group
    win.add_button("Yes")
    win.add_button("No")

with win.card(title="Settings"):     # bordered, visually grouped section
    win.add_checkbox("Enable notifications")
    win.add_slider("Volume", 0, 100, default=60)

win.run()

Widget reference (short version)

Dialogs: vi.alert(), vi.confirm(), vi.prompt(), vi.choose_file(), vi.choose_folder(), vi.save_file(), vi.pick_color(), vi.toast().

License

vibeUI is released under the MIT License.

Author

Created and maintained by Samarth Chugh (@Sam3360).