CALL FOR PAPERS

We welcome original, unpublished submissions in all areas of computer graphics and its applications. The topics include (but are not limited to) modeling, rendering, animation, imaging, visualization, human-computer interaction, and graphics systems.

Pacific Graphics 2026 will have two integrated paper tracks: Journal (Computer Graphics Forum) and Conference:
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JOURNAL PAPERS

Journal Papers containing high-quality original and unpublished results are solicited for the journal track, and will be published in a special issue of Computer Graphics Forum (CGF), the journal of the Eurographics Association, in print and online in 2026. Each paper is recommended to be 10-12 pages in length.
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CONFERENCE PAPERS

Conference Papers are expected to present novel and unpublished research advancing computer graphics and applications. However, the evidence supporting these advances might not be as comprehensive as expected for Journal Papers. Papers accepted to this track will be published in the PG2026 proceedings in the EG digital library. Each paper is recommended to be 7-8 pages in length, not including bibliography and figure-only pages.
Poster and Demo Sessions

The submissions in the demo session are encouraged to showcase the latest in graphics, interaction, and immersive tech — from displays and capture to robotics, AI, AR, entertainment, and the arts.

"Where will emerging technologies take us next? Experience AR, VR, MR, projection mapping, and multi-sensory tools reshaping how we work, play, and solve real-world challenges."
Submission Requirements

➤ In addition, the conference will also include posters/demos sessions.
➤ Length: The poster/demo paper should be no more than 2 pages.
➤ Review: The submission will be reviewed by the committee members and need to be anonymized.
➤ All posters/demos should be submitted through SRM system for posters and demos.
➤ A LaTeX-template is available at: LaTeX-template.

MAIN PAPER SUBMISSION & REVIEW

All papers should be submitted through the SRM system for papers. A laTex-template is available at: LaTex-template.

At submission time, authors can indicate if their submission should be considered for the Journal track only or for both tracks. The review process, deadline, and committee are the same for both tracks.

The review process is doubly anonymous. Each paper receives reviews from the committee and external tertiary reviewers. Authors will have opportunities to address reviewers' concerns in a rebuttal period after the first cycle of reviewing before decisions are made.