paper-poster

You can automate poster generation from a compiled paper by placing it under the paper/ directory and running the workflow, which uses LaTeX and tcbposter to produce a 4-column IMRAD layout with venue-themed colors.

The IMRAD layout for academic conference posters structures content into Introduction, Methods, Results, and Discussion sections. This skill automatically applies a 4-column IMRAD layout to organize your compiled paper content for A0 or A1 print formats.

Yes, you can generate conference posters for venues like NeurIPS, ICML, and CVPR. The workflow applies venue-themed color schemes and typography guidelines to ensure the output poster matches specific academic conference standards.

Yes, the workflow outputs PNG files specifically for PowerPoint embedding alongside the print-ready PDF. It performs PNG conversion and can also generate optional SVG assets to provide a complete poster package for various presentation needs.

You need a LaTeX environment to support the tcbposter package and compile the final PDF output. The workflow relies on LaTeX to handle content extraction, figure selection, and robust layout planning for stateful poster generation.

The best way to handle content extraction and figure selection for academic posters is using an automated LaTeX workflow that processes your compiled paper, selecting relevant figures and text to populate a structured 4-column layout.