progressbar2

Python progress bars

Your work.
In full colour.

From a single loop to several jobs at once. Show progress, keep your logs readable, and choose the details that matter.

Add progress to your next script.

pip install progressbar2

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Already using tqdm? Find the migration guide.

Colours, gradients, and animated markers

Recorded progressbar2 output. Read the guide and run the source locally.

What are you working on?

Downloads and files

Show transfer speed, data size, and the estimated time remaining.

Track a transfer →

Several jobs at once

Follow each task with its own bar, including batches running in parallel.

Show multiple bars →

Scripts with logs

Keep printed messages readable above the bar while your loop runs.

Keep your output tidy →

Start with one loop.

Wrap your iterable with progressbar. The bar updates as each item is processed.

Then add the widgets you need: an ETA, a counter, a transfer speed, or your own value.

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"""Wrap an iterable to show its progress."""

import time

import progressbar


def main() -> None:
    for _ in progressbar.progressbar(range(100), fast=False):
        time.sleep(0.01)


if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()