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LaTeX source in — zip or tar.gz — watermarked preview out. A $10 USD deposit starts generation; you pay the $10 balance only after you approve the preview.

Paper source — LaTeX (.zip / .tar.gz) or Word (.docx) Tip: arXiv's “Download source” gives you exactly the LaTeX file. A Word .docx works too — LaTeX gives the most reliable result.

Affiliation / lab logo (optional) Your own institution or lab logo, not the venue's — multiple is fine. If you send several, try to keep them similar in density (e.g. all icon-only) — the poster names your institution in text anyway. Publication logo (optional) Journal or conference marks the venue allows on-poster — multiple is fine.

Email Venue or occasion (optional)

Size — common presets

One click fills the fields below — or type exact inches yourself. Check your venue's poster instructions for the required size.

Width — inches Height — inches

Links on the poster (optional)

Point them at your arXiv page, code repo, or project page, and add a short label. For each, choose whether it prints as a scannable QR code or a plain text link.

How much text? Light keeps the writing concise and gives your paper's figures and visual content more of the canvas. Minimal is for when you'll stand at the poster and present it yourself — because you narrate the details aloud, the text drops to almost nothing and the poster becomes a visual aid to talk through. Normal is the usual balanced mix. How many sections? This controls how many content cards the poster is split into — not how much it says. Fewer merges related material into fewer, larger blocks for a calmer, less busy poster; nothing is dropped, the cards just get bigger. Normal is the usual number. It's independent of the text setting above.

Not sure which to choose for either? Browse the gallery — each poster there notes both how much text and how many sections it used.

Special requests (optional) The poster is generated automatically from your source — there's no design interview afterward, so put anything the options above don't already cover right here. If you've already worked out the narrative you want the poster to tell — its through-line, what leads to what, the takeaway it builds to — we strongly recommend writing it here: the poster is composed around the story you give, and a clear one from you beats one the system has to infer. For example: what must appear or be left out · which result, figure, or section to feature · a blind-review (anonymous) version.
Two tips: be complete — the preview is built from exactly what you write here, and changes after it are paid revision rounds; and keep it feasible — pixel-exact layout demands, or asks that conflict with your content or with each other, can't be guaranteed. Reference images for your request (optional) Reference for the special requests above: sketches, a layout you like, a figure to feature — attach as many as help.

Logos and reference images take the common image formats directly: SVG, PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF. Other file types or extra material? Put them in the source files you upload at the top — the generator reads everything in there too.

Redemption code (optional) Have a redemption code? Paste it to get your poster free — one poster per code, revisions unlimited. Leave blank to pay normally.

Built only from what you provide. Your poster is generated by a third-party AI service from the files and notes you submit here — the system won't pull in anything else from the web, so no outside content can creep in. That also means anything that must appear on the poster has to be in this form or your source.

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