paper-poster

You can convert a compiled research paper into a conference poster by supplying the paper's TeX directory to generate print-ready LaTeX and presentation-friendly outputs. It builds an A0/A1 poster using an IMRAD-like layout and selected figures for poster sessions.

Yes, you can generate editable PPTX and SVG-ready assets from your compiled LaTeX paper. The Skill produces presentation-friendly outputs alongside the print-ready LaTeX poster to facilitate review and presentation during poster sessions.

Yes, the conference poster generator applies venue-aware, high-contrast color themes tailored for NeurIPS, ICML, ICLR, ACL, CVPR, and similar venues. It enforces poster-safe layout rules to ensure readability at a distance for these specific academic workflows.

No, you do not need Beamer; the Skill requires article-class LaTeX input instead. It converts your compiled article-class TeX files and selected figures directly into a print-ready A0/A1 conference poster using a structured layout.

The best way to resume a long conference poster generation job is using the checkpointed stateful generation feature. It persists state between phases, allowing deterministic resume within a day so you can continue interrupted poster generation workflows.

Yes, you can use an optional style-ref source to refine the structural density tendencies of your academic poster. The Skill uses this style reference to guide layout structure without copying the design or content verbatim from the source.