I've been asking and answering some questions recently and have been drawing my own circuits (in PowerPoint), that aren't always aligned or have too thick/too thin weights on the lines/etc. I compare my circuits to others in other questions/answers, and many others render beautifully. I've not yet learned any other tools to draw them, but I know I should.
Where are people drawing such lovely circuits that always render correctly?
I know there was a similar question asked here but what is the specific practice that people are using?
Some are nice clips from Mike & Ike that still render well, but some others that come directly to mind are:
- Circuit construction for Hamiltonian simulation
- Simulating $e^{iX_1\otimes X_2t}$
- How exactly does Simon's algorithm solve the Simon's problem?
I recently revised an answer with a PowerPoint circuit to a Quirk clip, which comes out a lot better, but it's still a clip and might not resize correctly.
@DaftWullie's circuits are always quite nice. He indicates he draws them with his Quantikz LaTeX package - learning that doesn't seem so intimidating.