Journal presets

Each preset is read from the publisher's author guidelines (link and date below). Values marked with an asterisk are not stated by the publisher and use eofigs defaults; always confirm against the journal's own guide, which can be stricter.

Preset	Widths (mm)	Max height (mm)	Min font (pt)	Resolution (dpi): line / halftone / combination	Default formats	Source (checked)
elsevier	single 90, onehalf 140, double 190	240*	7	1000 / 300 / 500	PDF, TIFF	Elsevier artwork sizing (2026-11-07)
springer	single 84, double 174, small_journal 119	234	8	1200 / 300 / 600	PDF, EPS, TIFF	Springer submission guidelines (2026-11-07)
mdpi	single 90, onehalf 140, double 190*	240*	7*	600 / 600 / 600	PDF, TIFF	MDPI Remote Sensing instructions (2026-11-07)
wiley	single 80, double 180	240*	7*	600 / 300 / 600	PDF, TIFF	Wiley figure preparation (2026-11-07)
frontiers	single 85, double 180	240*	8	300 / 300 / 300	PDF, TIFF	Frontiers author guidelines (2026-11-07)
taylor_francis	single 90, onehalf 140, double 190*	240*	7*	1200 / 300 / 600	PDF, EPS, TIFF	Taylor & Francis electronic artwork (2026-11-07)
custom	single 90, onehalf 140, double 190	240	7	600 / 600 / 600	PDF, PNG	eofigs defaults

Notes:

• Springer: 84 mm is one column of a two-column page and 174 mm the full text width; small-format journals use 119 mm and at most 195 mm height.
• Wiley: figures between 80 and 180 mm wide; individual Wiley journals set their own column widths.
• MDPI and Taylor & Francis state no figure widths; Taylor & Francis refers to each journal's page.
• eofigs exports raster files at 600 dpi for every preset, which meets or exceeds each publisher's requirement for figures that combine text and images. For line art (art="line") it uses the publisher's line-art resolution when that is higher (1000 dpi for Elsevier, 1200 dpi for Springer and Taylor & Francis).
• taylor_francis also accepts "tandf" and "t&f"; springer accepts "springer_nature".

The presets live in eofigs/data/journals.json, which the R version of eofigs will share.