paper-poster

To generate a conference poster automatically, submit a compiled paper directory containing main.tex, main.pdf, and related figures. The tool extracts key results and arranges them into an IMRAD 4-column layout, outputting a PDF poster plus editable PPTX and SVG assets.

Yes, this LaTeX poster generation workflow supports major venues including NeurIPS, ICML, ICLR, and CVPR. It applies venue-specific color schemes and formatting rules to ensure the generated poster meets the conference submission requirements.

The best way to structure a paper for IMRAD 4-column poster conversion is to ensure your LaTeX sections clearly define Introduction, Methods, Results, and Discussion. The workflow extracts these sections and automatically maps them to the 4-column grid layout.

Yes, the LaTeX workflow outputs a PDF poster while simultaneously converting and exporting editable PPTX and SVG assets. This allows you to make further manual adjustments to the conference poster layout and figures after generation.

A limitation when converting a compiled LaTeX paper to a poster is that the workflow requires a complete paper directory with properly linked figures. If the main.tex or main.pdf files are missing or misconfigured, the automated figure management and layout generation will fail.