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When you run the pip command, you may get an error in some cases. Your specific error message will depend on your operating system:

Error messages like these indicate that something went wrong with the installation of pip.

Getting errors like the ones shown above can be frustrating because pip is vital for installing and managing external packages. Some common problems with pip are related to how this tool was installed on your system.

Although the error messages for various systems differ, they all point to the same problem: Your system can’t find pip in the locations listed in your PATH variable. On Windows, PATH is part of the system variables. On macOS and Linux, PATH is part of the environment variables. You can check the contents of your PATH variable with this command:

The output of this command will show a list of locations (directories) on your disk where the operating system looks for executable programs. Depending on your system, locations can be separated by a colon (:) or a semicolon (;).

By default, the directory that contains the pip executable should be present in PATH after you install Python or create a virtual environment. However, missing pip is a common issue. Two supported methods can help you install pip again and add it to your PATH:

The ensurepip module has been part of the standard library since Python 3.4. It was added to provide a straightforward way for you to reinstall pip if, for example, you skipped it when installing Python or you uninstalled pip at some point. Select your operating system below and run ensurepip accordingly:

If pip isn’t installed yet, then this command installs it in your current Python environment. If you’re in an active virtual environment, then the command installs pip into that environment. Otherwise, it installs pip globally on your system. The --upgrade option ensures that the pip version is the same as the one declared in ensurepip.

Another way to fix your pip installation is to use the get-pip.py script. The get-pip.py file contains a full copy of pip as an encoded ZIP file. You can download get-pip.py directly from the PyPA bootstrap page. Once you have the script on your machine, then you run the Python script like this:

This script will install the latest version of pip, setuptools, and wheel in your current Python environment. If you only want to install pip, then you can add the --no-setuptools and --no-wheel options to your command.

If none of the methods above work, then it might be worth trying to download the latest Python version for your current platform. You can follow the Python 3 Installation & Setup Guide to make sure that pip is appropriately installed and works without errors.

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