The "." at the end of the string means we want to place it in the root folder. This tells Pyinstaller to include the image.png file located in the root directory of the project and place it in the root directory of the output directory. Here’s an example using the -add-data option to include an image file located in the root directory of the project: pyinstaller -onedir -add-data "image.png. There is actually a more proper way of doing this, which is by using the -add-data option. Here’s an example directory structure with a Python script and an image file named “image.png” in it: myapp/ If the path is incorrect, the image will not be included in the output directory. However, it’s essential to ensure that the path to the image file is correct in your Python script.
Simply place the image file in the same directory as your Python script, and Pyinstaller will automatically include it in the output directory.
Adding image files in -onedir mode is a straightforward process.
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