PyAirbyte brings the power of Airbyte to every Python developer
How does PyAirbyte work?
Installation via PyPi
- PyAirbyte is installed using pip, making it accessible to anyone with a setup that supports Python >=3.9.


Data ingestion with one Python statement
- PyAirbyte offers straightforward source connector configuration, with flexible data stream management and versatile caching options.
- Extract data from hundreds of sources and load it to a variety of SQL caches, like DuckDB, Postgres, Snowflake and BigQuery.
Interoperability with SQL, Python libraries and AI frameworks
- PyAirbyte cached data is compatible with various Python libraries, like Pandas and SQL-based tools, as well as popular AI frameworks like LangChain and LlamaIndex, to facilitate building LLM powered applications.

Compatibility with Airbyte Cloud and Open Source jobs
- PyAirbyte lets you run existing jobs in Airbyte Cloud & OSS, providing convenient access to synchronized datasets.
- Deploy your PyAirbyte connections as Airbyte cloud or OSS jobs for seamless integration.

Say goodbye to
custom ETL scripting
Leverage the Ubiquity of Python
Decrease Time to Value by Enabling Fast Prototyping
Reduce the Need for Custom ETL Development
Facilitate AI Use Cases
Enable Data Engineering Best Practices
Build to scale with your business
Frequently asked questions
Does PyAirbyte replace Airbyte?
What is the PyAirbyte cache? Is it an Airbyte destination?
Can I develop traditional ETL pipelines with PyAirbyte?
Can PyAirbyte import a source connector from a local directory that has python project files?
Can I move millions of rows or TB of data using PyAirbyte?
What are some potential use cases of PyAirbyte?
How does PyAirbyte handle non-breaking schema changes?
Are you planning to add support for more cache types or allow custom cache implementations?
Can I use PyAirbyte to develop or test when developing Airbyte sources?
Can I run my existing Airbyte Cloud or Open Source jobs from PyAirbyte?
Is PyAirbyte compatible with data orchestration frameworks like Airflow, Dagster, and Snowpark?
Where does PyAirbyte store the state for incremental processing?
Is it possible to change the normalization step of a destination with PyAirbyte?