Menus are a key part of most user interfaces, arranging commonly used features into navigable hierarchies. Toolbars are used for grouping the most common actions in an easy to reach location. Next, we'll look at some of the common user interface elements you've probably seen in many other applications — toolbars and menus.

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Learn how to utilize PyQt6 to create actions, toolbars, and menus in your GUI applications. The guide starts with a basic app setup and then details adding toolbars, using QAction to minimize code duplication, and enhancing toolbars with icons. It also shows how to add menus, including submenus, and implement keyboard shortcuts for actions. The tutorial provides step-by-step code examples for each feature.

Using PyQt6 Actions, Toolbars and Menus