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title: "Comment by Alessandro on \"How to --> Convert PY --> EXE\" | Hashnode"
description: "This is an ok solution if you want to bundle it so that it can easily be distributed and run. However, don't think that this is safe or secure for your sour"
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Comment [How to --> Convert PY --> EXE](https://hashnode.com/posts/py-to-exe/61c1e90c4f36f8440accf83d)

[Alessandro](https://hashnode.com/@anger)

[Jan 30, 2023](https://hashnode.com/posts/py-to-exe/61c1e90c4f36f8440accf83d/comment/63d7e6aaaa966f48b2936ca6)

This is an ok solution if you want to bundle it so that it can easily be distributed and run. However, don't think that this is safe or secure for your source code as you can easily use a tool like [github.com/extremecoders-re/pyinstxtractor](https://github.com/extremecoders-re/pyinstxtractor) and retrieve all your python code. It is a great easy to follow article and I have used pyinstaller as well, it is just something to keep in mind.

[Omar Moustafa](https://hashnode.com/@Omar-The-Dev)

[Feb 17, 2023](https://hashnode.com/posts/py-to-exe/61c1e90c4f36f8440accf83d/comment/63d7e6aaaa966f48b2936ca6#reply-63ef1d0d3c9c765be7a469e4)

Thanks for reading this article.

Actually this article was made for development purpose and not for production purpose, it was just made so curious people would know how to do that, but of course there are better ways for production.

Thank you and happy coding 💛💙