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Free NeurIPS Poster Template 2026

NeurIPS poster templates that print inside the 2026 limits: 140 x 90 cm main and 61 x 85 cm workshop.

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  • NeurIPS poster template for PowerPoint, A0 landscape, filled with a sample machine learning paper
  • Landscape NeurIPS poster with one central finding panel and the method at the sides
  • NeurIPS workshop poster template, A1 portrait, three columns with results in the middle
  • Portrait machine learning poster with the headline result boxed above the evidence

Each preview below is a separate PowerPoint file — click one to jump straight to its download.

What is a Free NeurIPS Poster Template 2026?

A NeurIPS poster template is a PowerPoint file sized to print inside the 2026 board limits.

A NeurIPS poster template is a PowerPoint file sized to print inside the 2026 board limits. NeurIPS sets a maximum, not an exact size: main conference posters may be up to 140 x 90 cm landscape in Sydney, Atlanta and Paris, and workshop posters up to 61 x 85 cm portrait. The A0 landscape and A1 portrait files below fit those boards at 100% scale.

NeurIPS poster size 2026: main conference and workshops

Main conference posters are up to 140 x 90 cm landscape; workshop posters are up to 61 x 85 cm portrait.

The same main conference size applies in Sydney, Atlanta and Paris. Sizes from previous editions no longer apply, so check old files before reusing them. These are maximums: a poster smaller than the board is fine, a larger one is not. Dates, the LLM policy and the accessibility rules are covered in the NeurIPS 2026 poster guidelines.

SessionMaximum size (W x H)OrientationTemplate that fits
Main conference — Sydney, Atlanta, Paris140 x 90 cm (55.1 x 35.4 in)LandscapeA0 landscape · 118.9 x 84.1 cm
Workshops61 x 85 cm (24.0 x 33.5 in)PortraitA1 portrait · 59.4 x 84.1 cm
Affinity joint poster session — Sydney, Atlanta140 x 90 cmLandscapeA0 landscape · 118.9 x 84.1 cm
Affinity joint poster session — Paris61 x 85 cmPortraitA1 portrait · 59.4 x 84.1 cm

How to make a NeurIPS poster from a template

Download the file for your session, write the paper into the sections, then place your figures.

Pick A0 landscape for a main conference poster or A1 portrait for a workshop poster, in the layout and color you want. The sections are already in place: Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, Conclusions, References and Acknowledgements, with six figure placeholders sized for the board.

  • Text first

    every gray prompt is a hint, not content. Click it and type; it disappears on its own and never prints. Keep the title to the claim of the paper, not its full title, if the two differ.

  • Then the figures. An ML poster is read from the architecture figure outward, so put the model or pipeline diagram where the eye lands first. Draw it in SciFig FlowChart (flowcharts and diagrams) as editable SVG, or describe it to SciFig AI Illustration and drop the result into the placeholder.

  • Print at 100% from a PDF export. The A0 landscape file can also be scaled to 107% to fill the full 90 cm height of the main board; do not go beyond that.

NeurIPS poster template downloads that fit the board

Six NeurIPS poster templates: A0 landscape for the main board and A1 portrait for workshops, each in three layouts.

A0 landscape is 118.9 x 84.1 cm, inside the 140 x 90 cm main conference limit; A1 portrait is 59.4 x 84.1 cm, inside the 61 x 85 cm workshop limit. Every layout ships in all six colors, as a .pptx download or a Google Slides copy.

NeurIPS workshop poster template: 61 x 85 cm portrait

Workshop boards take a 61 x 85 cm portrait poster, and the A1 portrait file prints inside it at 100%.

A workshop poster has less than half the area of a main conference poster, so it carries less: one architecture figure, one results figure or table, and a short conclusion. The A1 templates already use a type scale set for that board, so body text stays readable from a step back.

  • A1 portrait is 59.4 x 84.1 cm — 1.6 cm narrower and 0.9 cm shorter than the workshop limit, so it needs no scaling.
  • Paris Affinity joint poster session authors use the workshop size too; Sydney and Atlanta Affinity authors use the main conference size.
  • If your paper also has a main conference slot, make the A0 landscape version first and cut it down to the A1 file — the section order is the same in both.

NeurIPS poster examples in three layouts

The same machine learning paper laid out three ways, on the two board sizes NeurIPS uses.

Each preview below is a filled sample — an encoder-decoder architecture figure, a training pipeline, results charts and an error-analysis table — so you can judge how much a NeurIPS poster holds before you start. Every layout is in the downloads above in six colors.

  • Landscape NeurIPS poster with one central finding panel and the method at the sides

    A0 landscape — Spotlight

    One central finding panel with the method and discussion at the sides. Works well when a single number carries the paper.

  • NeurIPS workshop poster template, A1 portrait, three columns with results in the middle

    A1 portrait — Classic

    Three columns with Results in the middle — the safest choice for a workshop poster that has to explain a new method.

  • Portrait machine learning poster with the headline result boxed above the evidence

    A1 portrait — Spotlight

    The headline result in a box at the top of the centre column, with the evidence underneath it.

NeurIPS poster deadline for printing and virtual upload

On-site printing orders close Nov 16 for Sydney, Nov 25 for Atlanta and Nov 30 for Paris.

These are the order deadlines for the printing service NeurIPS lists for each venue; you can also print yourself and bring the poster. The virtual poster and paper thumbnail have no deadline, but NeurIPS strongly recommends uploading them at least a week before the conference.

VenueConference datesPrinting order deadline (local time)
Sydney (main)December 6–12, 2026November 16, 1:00 PM AEST
AtlantaDecember 9–13, 2026November 25, 11:00 PM PDT
ParisDecember 9–13, 2026November 30, 11:00 PM CET

NeurIPS poster format: what goes on a machine learning poster

Lead with one architecture or pipeline figure, then a results table and the claim it supports.

  • An architecture or pipeline diagram at the top of the left or centre column. SciFig FlowChart (flowcharts and diagrams) builds it as native SVG, with every block and arrow editable.
  • Results plotted from your real numbers. SciFig DataChart (charts and graphs from your data) draws bar, line and scatter charts from your table, so the poster matches the paper exactly.
  • One headline number in large type — the gain over the baseline, with the benchmark named.
  • A QR code to the paper or the code repository. The poster QR code generator makes one sized for print.
  • The NeurIPS logo, which the conference allows on presentations, and your affiliations. The full rules, accessibility guidance and the LLM policy are in the NeurIPS 2026 poster guidelines.

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