Need a poster printed for AGU?

Poster session at a large conference. Photo by Margot Hatford, AIChE.

GI Design Services is proud to provide printing support to everyone presenting posters at the 2025 AGU Fall Meeting.

Reminder that there is a change to the maximum poster size this year; it is now 72" wide by 42" tall. Submit a request for poster printing through GI Design Services as soon as possible. Allow at least 24 hours for print processing to avoid rush fees; more lead time is greatly appreciated. Submissions must be made by 2 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 12.

GI grad students only: The Director's Office sponsors one free poster print for you per academic year (limit $120). If you choose to apply this benefit to your AGU poster print, please note that on your order form.

Traveling with your poster? Note that Design Services does not have poster tubes available for purchase. You may find them locally at UPS, FedEx or Michaels. There is also an option to print your poster on fabric paper if you would prefer to fold your poster into your luggage.

Here are the AGU Poster Requirements and Best Practices guidelines.

Download tips for creating a research poster and guidelines for the GI’s free poster program for grad students in the Poster Tips Handout created by GI Design Services.

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