01 / Diagram editor
Build visually
Drag nodes into place and connect them directly. Work with boson and fermion lines, interaction vertices, and up to one independent loop.
Interactive physics · Version 1
A visual workbench for exploring the connection between Feynman diagrams and path-integral expansions.
Draw a diagram. Explore its mathematical expression.
Arrange interaction vertices and external endpoints, connect boson and fermion propagators, and generate the corresponding formal contribution. You can also enter a supported action or path-integral expression to generate diagrams, with LaTeX rendering for readable formulas.
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01 / Diagram editor
Drag nodes into place and connect them directly. Work with boson and fermion lines, interaction vertices, and up to one independent loop.
02 / Two directions
Convert a valid diagram into its formal integral contribution, or generate diagrams from a supported expression and your chosen external fields and perturbative order.
03 / Save your work
Preview LaTeX as you type, export diagrams as SVG or PNG, and save or load projects as JSON. Your browser also saves your work locally.
Real scalar φ⁴ theory and Yukawa φψ̄ψ interactions, using one interaction type at a time. Each diagram supports at most 10 components (vertices plus propagators) and one independent loop.
Input must match a supported model; arbitrary Lagrangians are not parsed. Generated expressions are formal, unevaluated position-space contributions to correlation functions, rather than evaluated or regularized scattering amplitudes.
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