EXEscript turns PowerShell scripts into portable Windows executables from a clean web interface.
Website: https://exescript.com/
- x64 and x86 Windows executables
- Windowed, Console, and Minimize-to-tray modes
- Windows PowerShell 5.1 and PowerShell 7+ runtime selection
- STA and MTA apartment modes
- UAC execution-level options
- DPI and long-path manifest options
- Single-instance applications
- Custom application icons with an EXEscript default icon
- Local
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Open https://exescript.com/, add a .ps1 script, choose the build options you need, and build your executable.
Generated executables are unsigned. Windows or security software may warn about newly generated unsigned applications.
This repository is currently the public home for EXEscript announcements, documentation, feedback, and issue tracking.
The application source code is not published at this time.
That may change later. For now, the goal is to make the project visible, document what it does, and give users a place to report bugs and suggest features.
Found a reproducible bug or have an idea for EXEscript? Open an issue and include:
- Windows version
- x86 or x64 build
- Console, Windowed, or Tray mode
- PowerShell runtime selected
- the smallest script that reproduces the problem, when safe to share
Please do not post secrets, credentials, private scripts, or sensitive data in public issues.
- Website: https://exescript.com/
- Issues: use the Issues tab in this repository
EXEscript · PowerShell to EXE
