tqdm in Jupyter Notebook prints new progress bars repeatedly

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I am using tqdm to print progress in a script I m running in a Jupyter notebook  I am printing all messages to the console via tqdm write    However  this still gives me a skewed output like so   That is  each time a new line has to be printed  a new progress bar is printed on the next line  This does not happen when I run the script via terminal  How can I solve this

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Try using tqdm notebook tqdm instead of tqdm  as outlined here  This could be as simple as changing your import to  from tqdm notebook import tqdm Good luck  EDIT  After testing  it seems that tqdm actually works fine in  text mode  in Jupyter notebook  It s hard to tell because you haven t provided a minimal example  but it looks like your problem is caused by a print statement in each iteration  The print statement is outputting a number   0 89  in between each status bar update  which is messing up the output  Try removing the print statement

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None of the above works for me  I find that running the following sorts this issue after error  It just clears all the instances of progress bars in the background   from tqdm import tqdm    blah blah your code errored  tqdm  instances clear

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To complete oscarbranson s answer  it s possible to automatically pick console or notebook versions of progress bar depending on where it s being run from   from tqdm autonotebook import tqdm   More info can be found here

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For everyone who is on windows and couldn t solve the duplicating bars issue with any of the solutions mentioned here  I had to install the colorama package as stated in tqdm s known issues which fixed it   pip install colorama   Try it with this example   from tqdm import tqdm from time import sleep  for   in tqdm range 5    All   ncols   80  position   0       for   in tqdm range 100    Sub   ncols   80  position   1  leave   False           sleep 0 01    Which will produce something like   All   60                                                                    3 5  00 03 lt 00 02   1 02s it  Sub   50                                                            50 100  00 00 lt 00 00  97 88it s

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If the other tips here don t work and - just like me - you re using the pandas integration through progress apply  you can let tqdm handle it   from tqdm autonotebook import tqdm tqdm pandas    df progress apply row function  axis 1    The main point here lies in the tqdm autonotebook module  As stated in their instructions for use in IPython Notebooks  this makes tqdm choose between progress bar formats used in Jupyter notebooks and Jupyter consoles - for a reason still lacking further investigations on my side  the specific format chosen by tqdm autonotebook works smoothly in pandas  while all others didn t  for progress apply specifically

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Most of the answers are outdated now  Better if you import tqdm correctly   from tqdm import tqdm notebook as tqdm

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Use tqdm notebook from tqdm import tqdm notebook as tqdm  x  1 2 3 4 5   for i in tqdm range 0 len x          print x i

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This is an alternative answer for the case where tqdm notebook doesn t work for you   Given the following example   from time import sleep from tqdm import tqdm  values   range 3  with tqdm total len values   as pbar      for i in values          pbar write  processed   d   i          pbar update 1          sleep 1    The output would look something like this  progress would show up red      0              0 3  00 00 lt     it s  processed  1  67                    2 3  00 01 lt 00 00   1 99it s  processed  2 100                        3 3  00 02 lt 00 00   1 53it s  processed  3   The problem is that the output to stdout and stderr are processed asynchronously and separately in terms of new lines   If say Jupyter receives on stderr the first line and then the  processed  output on stdout  Then once it receives an output on stderr to update the progress  it wouldn t go back and update the first line as it would only update the last line  Instead it will have to write a new line   Workaround 1  writing to stdout  One workaround would be to output both to stdout instead   import sys from time import sleep from tqdm import tqdm  values   range 3  with tqdm total len values   file sys stdout  as pbar      for i in values          pbar write  processed   d     1   i           pbar update 1          sleep 1    The output will change to  no more red    processed  1     0 3  00 00 lt     it s  processed  2     0 3  00 00 lt     it s  processed  3     2 3  00 01 lt 00 00   1 99it s  100                        3 3  00 02 lt 00 00   1 53it s    Here we can see that Jupyter doesn t seem to clear until the end of the line  We could add another workaround for that by adding spaces  Such as   import sys from time import sleep from tqdm import tqdm  values   range 3  with tqdm total len values   file sys stdout  as pbar      for i in values          pbar write  processed   d s     1   i        50           pbar update 1          sleep 1    Which gives us   processed  1                                                   processed  2                                                   processed  3                                                   100                        3 3  00 02 lt 00 00   1 53it s    Workaround 2  set description instead  It might in general be more straight forward not to have two outputs but update the description instead  e g    import sys from time import sleep from tqdm import tqdm  values   range 3  with tqdm total len values   file sys stdout  as pbar      for i in values          pbar set description  processed   d     1   i           pbar update 1          sleep 1    With the output  description updated while it s processing    processed  3  100                        3 3  00 02 lt 00 00   1 53it s    Conclusion  You can mostly get it to work fine with plain tqdm  But if tqdm notebook works for you  just use that  but then you d probably not read that far

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