make-poster

To generate a conference poster from LaTeX, this Skill reads your Overleaf main and \input .tex files to extract paper content, then builds a self-contained HTML poster. It matches visual style from reference posters and embeds figures, logos, and QR codes.

Yes, you can export an HTML conference poster to a print-ready PDF. After building the interactive React-based HTML layout, the Skill uses Playwright to drive PDF export while applying aspect-ratio-aware placement and optional whitespace minimization.

Yes, poster generation works with Overleaf figures and project website assets. The Skill collects figures from Overleaf sources, fetches metadata from your project website URL, and embeds them into a self-contained single-file HTML poster.

Minimizing whitespace in a visual poster layout is achieved by iterating layout with Playwright measurements. The Skill applies aspect-ratio-aware placement to reduce empty space while preserving poster-config.json for repeatable edits.

No, you do not need to manually install React or CDN dependencies to build a single-file HTML poster. The Skill builds a self-contained React/CND single-file poster in the poster/ directory, bundling the interactive layout into one file.

The best way to match a conference poster style from references is to provide reference posters in a folder. The Skill discovers and matches visual style attributes from these references and applies them to your generated HTML poster.