Creating Conference Poster Presentations
Researchers design large-format posters (48x36 inches) for scientific conferences. Posters combine data visualizations, text, and images that must be high-resolution for printing while also available as compressed digital versions.
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- Design the poster layout with research figures, methods, and results
- Use the Image Resizer to ensure all embedded figures are at least 300 DPI at print size
- Export the poster as a high-resolution PDF for the print shop
- Create a digital version using PDF Compression for conference website upload
- Use the Image Converter to create a JPEG overview image for social media sharing
- Send the print-ready PDF to the poster printing service
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