latex-conference-template-organizer

To clean up a messy LaTeX conference template, provide the zip file to extract and reorganize its contents into a standard Overleaf-ready layout. This process removes sample content and generates a ready-to-edit project structure.

Yes, you can reorganize ACM or KDD submission templates. The process detects the main LaTeX file, copies style files, and creates a standardized directory structure suitable for these specific conference packages.

The best way to structure a LaTeX project for camera-ready submissions is to separate files into standard directories like text/, figures/, and styles/. This generates a clean, ready-to-edit document structure with placeholder sections.

Yes, the cleanup process generates a README with submission guidelines. It analyzes the template zip contents, identifies dependencies, and produces documentation alongside the reorganized Overleaf-ready project files.

To identify the main LaTeX file in a conference template zip, the system analyzes the archive contents and dependencies automatically. It detects the primary document and copies required style files into an output directory.