paper-poster

To turn a compiled research paper into a conference poster, provide the paper directory to extract poster-appropriate content and selected figures into a print-ready layout. This process generates a structured conference poster and buildable LaTeX source using article and tcbposter constraints.

Yes, you can generate a NeurIPS or ICML poster from a compiled paper automatically. The workflow applies venue-specific color systems and styling for NeurIPS, ICML, ICLR, ACL, EMNLP, CVPR, ECCV, and AAAI-style poster sessions to match conference requirements.

Converting a paper to a poster produces print-ready A0 and A1 PDFs alongside editable PPTX and SVG-based poster assets. These outputs are generated from selected paper figures while avoiding overflow and clipping failures in the final layout.

Yes, conference poster generation includes CJK-aware compilation to properly render Chinese, Japanese, and Korean characters. This ensures the extracted poster content and selected figures display correctly in the final print-ready layout.

To recover a failed LaTeX poster generation process, the workflow uses checkpoint-based state recovery via a POSTER_STATE.json file. This state persistence enables multi-phase resume capabilities for long-running poster builds without restarting from scratch.

The best way to avoid text overflow when generating an A0 poster is using enforced article and tcbposter LaTeX architecture constraints. The generation process automatically manages layout density, figure selection, and text balance to prevent clipping failures.