What Software Can Be Used to Draw Feynman Diagrams on Windows?

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The discussion centers around the search for software that facilitates the creation of high-quality Feynman diagrams. The user has identified several options: FeynMF, a LaTeX package known for producing quality diagrams but not user-friendly; FeynmanDraw, a basic Windows application with limited capabilities; and FeynDiagram, a C++ source that is complex and yields subpar results. The user expresses a desire for a better Windows application specifically for drawing fine Feynman diagrams, explicitly excluding programs like Photoshop and Paintshop. Another participant suggests using FeynMF to render components and then tracing over them in diagram software such as Dia or Visio, leveraging the snap feature to assemble diagrams more effectively.
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Hi,
I'm seeking for a software, witch will alow me to easily draw Feynman diagrams.
I have currently found:

FeynMF: LaTeX package. Not very nice to use, but good quality diagrams
FeynmanDraw: Very primitive WIN software. Not fine diagrams.
FeynDiagram: C++ source for drawing. Complicated and not so fine diagrams.

Meanwhile the best is FeynMF, althouth it is NOT a WIN application.

Isn't it any good WIN application for frawing fine Feynman diagrams ?

(Please, do not mention Photoshop, Paintshop and etc.)
 
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I did a search and couldn't find anything better.

I know you said no photoshop, etc, but...

You could render the components in FeynMF and trace over the image with diagram software like Dia for linux or Visio for Windows (or even photoshop) to create a template for each piece. Then use the snap feature in these software packages to connect the pieces like a puzzle.
 
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