What input does the poster generator accept?

You can paste any research text into the generator—abstracts, individual paper sections (Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion), or complete manuscripts up to 30,000 characters. The AI uses natural language understanding to identify the key components of your research and automatically structure them into labeled poster sections. You don't need to pre-format the text in any specific way.

Can I add my own images, charts, and figures?

Yes. You can upload your own research figures, experimental images, charts, graphs, flow diagrams, and photographs during the generation step or at any point in the editor. Supported formats include PNG, JPG, and SVG. Images are automatically scaled to fit within poster sections, and you can resize or reposition them freely using the drag-and-drop editor.

What poster sizes are supported?

We support the most common academic poster sizes used at international conferences: A0 (33.1 × 46.8 inches / 84.1 × 118.9 cm), A1 (23.4 × 33.1 inches / 59.4 × 84.1 cm), A2 (16.5 × 23.4 inches / 42.0 × 59.4 cm), and a standard US format at 24 × 36 inches (61.0 × 91.4 cm). Both portrait and landscape orientations are available for all sizes.

Can I edit the generated poster after creation?

Absolutely. The built-in WYSIWYG editor gives you full control over every element. You can modify all text for clarity and accuracy, add or remove entire sections, upload and position images, switch between templates to try different visual styles, change fonts and colors, and rearrange the layout by dragging sections. The editor shows a live preview so you always know exactly what the final poster will look like.

How many credits does poster generation cost?

Each poster generation costs 10 credits. You receive 5 free credits when you create an account, which is enough to try the generator and produce your first poster at no cost. After the initial AI generation, all subsequent actions—editing text, uploading figures, rearranging sections, switching templates, resizing to different poster dimensions, and exporting the final high-resolution file—are completely free with no additional credit cost. If you need more generations, affordable credit packs are available on our pricing page.

What export formats and resolution are available?

Posters are exported as high-resolution PNG files at 150 DPI, which is the standard resolution for large-format academic poster printing. The exported file can be sent directly to university print shops, office supply stores like FedEx Office or Staples, or online poster printing services. The file dimensions match the exact poster size you selected, so no additional scaling is needed.

How does the AI structure my research content?

The AI analyzes your pasted text using natural language processing to identify standard academic paper components: background and motivation, research objectives or hypotheses, methodology and experimental design, key results and data, conclusions and future work, and references. It then maps these components into clearly labeled poster sections arranged in a logical reading flow, following conventions used at major scientific conferences.

Which academic conferences and disciplines is this suitable for?

The poster generator is designed for all academic disciplines and conferences that use poster presentations. Researchers in biology, chemistry, physics, computer science, medicine, engineering, social sciences, and environmental sciences have all used the tool successfully. The templates follow general academic poster conventions recognized at conferences like AGU, SfN, AAAS, ACS, IEEE, NeurIPS, EMBO, and AACR, among many others.

Can I reuse a poster as a template for future conferences?

Yes. Every poster you create is automatically saved to your account and can be reopened in the editor at any time, even months later. You can duplicate a previous poster to use as a starting point for a new project, update the content with your latest research findings, swap out figures with new experimental data, and change the template style or poster size to match different conference requirements. This makes it straightforward to maintain a consistent visual identity across multiple poster presentations throughout your academic career—from your first graduate conference to faculty-level symposia.

Do I need any design software or skills?

No design software or prior design experience is required at all. The entire poster creation workflow—from pasting your research text to exporting a print-ready file—runs entirely in your web browser. There is nothing to download or install. You don't need PowerPoint, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, Canva, Figma, or LaTeX poster classes. The AI handles all layout decisions, typography choices, section spacing, column balancing, and visual hierarchy automatically. You focus solely on reviewing the scientific accuracy of your content, and the tool takes care of making it look polished, professional, and ready for large-format printing at your next conference.

AI Scientific Poster Generator

Turn your research manuscript into a polished, conference-ready poster in under a minute. Our AI reads your paper, intelligently extracts key sections—background, methods, results, and conclusions—and arranges them into a professionally designed layout with balanced typography and clear visual hierarchy. No PowerPoint templates, no Adobe Illustrator, no late nights before the conference deadline.

Supports A0, A1, A2 sizes with 5 professional templates — used by 2,000+ researchers worldwide

Paste your abstract or paper content, choose a template, and generate a conference-ready poster.

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Traditional vs AI

A Better Way to Make Posters

Most researchers still build conference posters in PowerPoint or Keynote, manually adjusting fonts, margins, and layouts for hours. AI poster generation eliminates this tedious workflow entirely. Here's a side-by-side comparison of the traditional approach versus using our AI-powered poster generator.

Traditional Poster Design

Spend 4–8 hours wrestling with PowerPoint layouts and alignment
Manually resize content to fit A0/A1 dimensions, often with blurry results
Start from a blank slide or a generic template that doesn't match academic standards
Struggle with font sizing, margin calculations, and DPI settings for large-format printing
Lose hours reformatting when switching between portrait and landscape orientation
Pay $50–$200 for a professional designer or use outdated lab templates passed between students

NEW WAY

AI Poster Generator

Generate a structured poster from your manuscript in under 60 seconds
AI automatically organizes content into Introduction, Methods, Results, and Conclusions
Choose from 5 professionally designed academic templates built for conference standards
Export at 150 DPI in the exact dimensions required—no manual calculations
Switch between portrait and landscape or resize from A0 to A2 with one click
Free to start—no design skills, no external tools, no waiting for a designer

Why Use Our Poster Generator

From paper to poster—fast

AI reads your research paper, structures the content into clearly defined poster sections, and applies professional academic layouts optimized for conference presentations.

AI Content Structuring

Paste your abstract, paper draft, or full manuscript—up to 30,000 characters. The AI identifies key components (background, objectives, methods, results, conclusions) and organizes them into properly labeled poster sections. No manual copy-pasting between slides required.

5 Professional Templates

Choose from Classic, Modern, Minimal, Bold, and Academic template styles. Each is purpose-built for academic conferences and scientific poster sessions, with balanced typography, clear visual hierarchy, and appropriate whitespace for large-format printing.

Full WYSIWYG Editing

After generation, every element is editable in a live visual editor. Modify text, adjust section sizes, drag and drop to rearrange the layout, change colors and fonts, and preview exactly what the printed poster will look like—all without leaving the browser.

Print-Ready High-Resolution Export

Export your finished poster as a high-resolution PNG at 150 DPI, optimized for professional large-format printing services. The exported file is ready to send directly to your university print shop or an online printing service like FedEx Office or Staples.

Multiple Standard Sizes

Full support for international standard poster sizes: A0 (33.1 × 46.8 in), A1 (23.4 × 33.1 in), A2 (16.5 × 23.4 in), and a common US format at 24 × 36 inches. Switch between portrait and landscape orientation at any time during editing.

Upload Your Own Figures

Add your own research figures, charts, microscopy images, flow diagrams, and experimental photographs to any section. The editor supports drag-and-drop image placement with automatic scaling to fit the poster grid without distortion.

How It Works

Go from raw research text to a finished, printable conference poster in just three steps. Whether you're a first-year graduate student preparing for your debut poster session or a seasoned PI updating results for a keynote event, the workflow is the same. No design expertise required—the AI handles layout, structure, and formatting automatically.

Paste Your Research Content

Copy and paste your abstract, selected paper sections, or the full manuscript text into the input field. The AI uses natural language processing to identify the core components of your research—background context, research objectives, methodology, key results, and conclusions—and prepares them for poster layout.

Choose Your Template & Poster Size

Select your preferred poster size based on your conference requirements (A0, A1, A2, or 24×36 in). Then pick one of 5 professional templates designed for academic poster sessions. The AI will arrange your extracted content into the chosen template, optimizing text flow, section sizing, and visual balance.

Edit, Refine & Export

Use the built-in WYSIWYG editor to fine-tune every detail: edit text for clarity, upload your own figures and charts, rearrange sections by dragging, and switch templates if you want a different look. When you're happy with the result, export as a high-resolution PNG ready for professional printing.

What Researchers Say

Trusted by graduate students, postdocs, and principal investigators preparing for conferences worldwide.

Dr. Sarah Chen

Neuroscience Postdoc, Stanford

I used to spend an entire weekend on poster design before every SfN meeting. This tool generated a clean first draft from my abstract in about 30 seconds. I spent an hour tweaking it and the final poster looked better than anything I've made in PowerPoint.

Marco Rossi

PhD Student, ETH Zürich

As a PhD student with zero design skills, I was dreading my first poster presentation at EMBO. The AI structured my content perfectly—Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion—and the Academic template looked exactly right for the conference.

Dr. Sarah Chen

Neuroscience Postdoc, Stanford

I used to spend an entire weekend on poster design before every SfN meeting. This tool generated a clean first draft from my abstract in about 30 seconds. I spent an hour tweaking it and the final poster looked better than anything I've made in PowerPoint.

Marco Rossi

PhD Student, ETH Zürich

As a PhD student with zero design skills, I was dreading my first poster presentation at EMBO. The AI structured my content perfectly—Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion—and the Academic template looked exactly right for the conference.

Dr. Sarah Chen

Neuroscience Postdoc, Stanford

I used to spend an entire weekend on poster design before every SfN meeting. This tool generated a clean first draft from my abstract in about 30 seconds. I spent an hour tweaking it and the final poster looked better than anything I've made in PowerPoint.

Marco Rossi

PhD Student, ETH Zürich

As a PhD student with zero design skills, I was dreading my first poster presentation at EMBO. The AI structured my content perfectly—Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion—and the Academic template looked exactly right for the conference.

Dr. Sarah Chen

Neuroscience Postdoc, Stanford

I used to spend an entire weekend on poster design before every SfN meeting. This tool generated a clean first draft from my abstract in about 30 seconds. I spent an hour tweaking it and the final poster looked better than anything I've made in PowerPoint.

Marco Rossi

PhD Student, ETH Zürich

As a PhD student with zero design skills, I was dreading my first poster presentation at EMBO. The AI structured my content perfectly—Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion—and the Academic template looked exactly right for the conference.

Dr. Aisha Patel

Immunology Researcher, Oxford

The ability to switch between A0 and A1 sizes instantly saved me when the conference changed their poster board dimensions two days before the deadline. I just resized, adjusted a few elements, and reprinted. Incredibly useful.

James Okafor

ML Engineer, Google DeepMind

I generate posters for our lab's NeurIPS and ICML submissions regularly now. The Modern template works great for CS papers. Being able to upload our own architecture diagrams and result plots directly into the layout is a huge time saver.

Dr. Aisha Patel

Immunology Researcher, Oxford

The ability to switch between A0 and A1 sizes instantly saved me when the conference changed their poster board dimensions two days before the deadline. I just resized, adjusted a few elements, and reprinted. Incredibly useful.

James Okafor

ML Engineer, Google DeepMind

I generate posters for our lab's NeurIPS and ICML submissions regularly now. The Modern template works great for CS papers. Being able to upload our own architecture diagrams and result plots directly into the layout is a huge time saver.

Dr. Aisha Patel

Immunology Researcher, Oxford

The ability to switch between A0 and A1 sizes instantly saved me when the conference changed their poster board dimensions two days before the deadline. I just resized, adjusted a few elements, and reprinted. Incredibly useful.

James Okafor

ML Engineer, Google DeepMind

I generate posters for our lab's NeurIPS and ICML submissions regularly now. The Modern template works great for CS papers. Being able to upload our own architecture diagrams and result plots directly into the layout is a huge time saver.

Dr. Aisha Patel

Immunology Researcher, Oxford

The ability to switch between A0 and A1 sizes instantly saved me when the conference changed their poster board dimensions two days before the deadline. I just resized, adjusted a few elements, and reprinted. Incredibly useful.

James Okafor

ML Engineer, Google DeepMind

I generate posters for our lab's NeurIPS and ICML submissions regularly now. The Modern template works great for CS papers. Being able to upload our own architecture diagrams and result plots directly into the layout is a huge time saver.

Dr. Emily Zhang

Chemistry PI, MIT

Our lab PI now requires all students to use GAAbstract for poster presentations. The consistent formatting means all our posters look cohesive at group poster sessions. The export quality at 150 DPI is perfect for our university print shop.

Tom Andersen

Ecology PhD Candidate, UC Davis

I've tried Canva, PowerPoint, and even LaTeX poster templates. This is the first tool that actually understands academic poster structure. Paste your paper, pick a size, and you're 80% done. The drag-and-drop editor handles the rest.

Dr. Emily Zhang

Chemistry PI, MIT

Our lab PI now requires all students to use GAAbstract for poster presentations. The consistent formatting means all our posters look cohesive at group poster sessions. The export quality at 150 DPI is perfect for our university print shop.

Tom Andersen

Ecology PhD Candidate, UC Davis

I've tried Canva, PowerPoint, and even LaTeX poster templates. This is the first tool that actually understands academic poster structure. Paste your paper, pick a size, and you're 80% done. The drag-and-drop editor handles the rest.

Dr. Emily Zhang

Chemistry PI, MIT

Our lab PI now requires all students to use GAAbstract for poster presentations. The consistent formatting means all our posters look cohesive at group poster sessions. The export quality at 150 DPI is perfect for our university print shop.

Tom Andersen

Ecology PhD Candidate, UC Davis

I've tried Canva, PowerPoint, and even LaTeX poster templates. This is the first tool that actually understands academic poster structure. Paste your paper, pick a size, and you're 80% done. The drag-and-drop editor handles the rest.

Dr. Emily Zhang

Chemistry PI, MIT

Our lab PI now requires all students to use GAAbstract for poster presentations. The consistent formatting means all our posters look cohesive at group poster sessions. The export quality at 150 DPI is perfect for our university print shop.

Tom Andersen

Ecology PhD Candidate, UC Davis

I've tried Canva, PowerPoint, and even LaTeX poster templates. This is the first tool that actually understands academic poster structure. Paste your paper, pick a size, and you're 80% done. The drag-and-drop editor handles the rest.

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