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CVPR / ICCV LaTeX Template⚡

This repo contains quickstart code for writing CVPR/ICCV papers in LaTeX. It is a direct extension of the official template (for CVPR 2022 and beyond) and is submission-ready. Up-to-date for CVPR 2025.

Available on Overleaf! (Menu > Actions > Copy Project)
You can also fork this repo and import into Overleaf or compile with pdflatex.

Feel free to suggest changes or packages/macros you think are widely useful via a PR!

📝 Compilation

Compile with _main.tex as the main document.

Modify paper metadata in _constants.tex. Change confName to ICCV if applicable.
Set \review OR \arxiv OR \camera in line 2 of _main.tex.
In arXiv mode, 12_appendix.tex (i.e. the supplemental material) will be appended as appendices.

🔬 Main sections

Update the abstract in 00_abstract.tex
\input each paper section (e.g. 03_method.tex) in _main.tex
Add references to 11_references.bib

📦 Packages and Macros

Add your own packages and macros to _macros.tex. Some handy built-in macros:

\cref{} to refer to sections/tables/figures by their \label{}.
\nbf{} is a bold paragraph header.
Use \supp to refer to "supplemental material" or "appendix" in text (automatically determined based on compilation mode).
\todo{}

📚 Supplementary

Add supplemental material to 12_appendix.tex. Compile with _supplementary.tex as the main document.

Set \review OR \camera in line 2 of _supplementary.tex.
You can refer to sections, references, figures, tables, etc. in the main document!

🗃️ Submitting to arXiv

Overleaf: Submit -> arXiv -> Download project ZIP with submission files (e.g. .bbl)
Delete the following files: README.md, latexmkrc, _supplementary.tex, and (important!) _rebuttal.tex.
Optionally, run arxiv-latex-cleaner.
Tar/gzip the produced files and upload.

👿 Rebuttal

Compile with _rebuttal.tex as the main document.

You can use \R{1}, \R{2}, etc. as colored references to reviewers.
You can refer to sections, references, figures, tables, etc. in the main document!

Miscellaneous

Alex Naumann's fork supports LaTeX compilation in Visual Studio Code using Dev Containers!