How to Use Anchor in Label Tkinter

Anchors are used to define where text is positioned relative to a reference point. When text and/or image are smaller than width, the anchor option determines where to position them. The Default Anchor is CENTER.

Anchor Attributes: NW=North West, N=North, NE=North East, W=West, CENTER, E=East, SW=South West, S=South, SE=South East.

Example:

from tkinter import *

my_window = Tk()
my_window.title("Anchor Example")
my_window.config(bg="#B4EEB4")
my_window.geometry("800x400+450+86")
my_window.state("zoomed")

lbl1 = Label(my_window, text="Johny \n Hasan", font=("Helvetica", 25, "bold"),
                     width=25, height=8, anchor=SE)
lbl2= Label(my_window, text="Johny \n Hasan", font=("Vrinda", 25, "bold"),
                   bg="#FFD700",width=25, height=8, anchor=NW)

lbl1.pack()
lbl2.pack(pady=40)

my_window.mainloop()

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