something with a gui that can build python gui? (fully free)

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  • kivy-designer

    Discontinued UI designer for Kivy - DEPRECATED

  • Tkinter-Designer

    An easy and fast way to create a Python GUI 🐍

    • Pyside6 has QTDesigner that will let you build a gui. This guy on github made a tkinter-designer, but I do not know how complete it is.

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