LabCanvas

Advanced Materials, AFM and Small: ToC image size and template

Wiley Advanced journals ToC image sizes: Wiley · Adv. Mater., AFM, Small · ToC 55 × 50 mm (Advanced Materials, Advanced Functional Materials, Small (Advanced journals)); Wiley · Adv. Mater., AFM, Small · ToC wide 110 × 20 mm (Advanced Materials, Advanced Functional Materials, Small). 55 × 50 mm, about 650 px wide; labels at least 10 pt; 50–60 words of ToC text. Wide format: 110 × 20 mm. Open LabCanvas at exactly this size, start from a template and export at 300 dpi or more.

Contents

Wiley Advanced journals ToC image sizes

From the Wiley Advanced journals author guidelines, checked October 2026
FormatSizePixels at 300 dpiJournals and rules
Wiley · Adv. Mater., AFM, Small · ToC55 × 50 mm55 × 50 mm · 650 × 591 px at 300 dpiAdvanced Materials, Advanced Functional Materials, Small (Advanced journals): 55 × 50 mm, about 650 px wide; labels at least 10 pt; 50–60 words of ToC text. Wide format: 110 × 20 mm.Open at this size
Wiley · Adv. Mater., AFM, Small · ToC wide110 × 20 mm110 × 20 mm · 1300 × 238 px at 300 dpiAdvanced Materials, Advanced Functional Materials, Small: The wide ToC format, 110 × 20 mm, about 1300 px wide; labels at least 10 pt.Open at this size

Journals update their guidelines; check the author guide of the journal you submit to before you upload.

How to make a Wiley Advanced journals ToC image

  1. Open LabCanvas on an artboard at the Wiley Advanced journals size: Wiley · Adv. Mater., AFM, Small · ToC, 55 × 50 mm. The artboard exports to 55 × 50 mm · 650 × 591 px at 300 dpi.
  2. Start from a template or the Library: crystals and MOFs, nanoparticles, battery cells, catalysts, instruments and plots are editable objects, not flat clip art.
  3. Tell one story from left to right: the material or system, what you did to it, and the result in one number or one plot.
  4. Keep the text short and large enough: 55 × 50 mm, about 650 px wide; labels at least 10 pt; 50–60 words of ToC text. Wide format: 110 × 20 mm.
  5. Export at 300 dpi or more as PNG or TIFF (600 dpi where the journal asks for it), then look at it at thumbnail size before you upload.

Templates to start from

Editable materials and nano templates that cite the papers they follow. Open one and switch its artboard to the Wiley Advanced journals size.

Other publishers

Frequently asked questions

What size is the Wiley Advanced journals ToC image?

Wiley · Adv. Mater., AFM, Small · ToC: 55 × 50 mm. 55 × 50 mm, about 650 px wide; labels at least 10 pt; 50–60 words of ToC text. Wide format: 110 × 20 mm. It exports to 55 × 50 mm · 650 × 591 px at 300 dpi.

Does Wiley Advanced journals have more than one size?

Wiley · Adv. Mater., AFM, Small · ToC: 55 × 50 mm (Advanced Materials, Advanced Functional Materials, Small (Advanced journals)); Wiley · Adv. Mater., AFM, Small · ToC wide: 110 × 20 mm (Advanced Materials, Advanced Functional Materials, Small).

Which journals use this ToC image?

Advanced Materials, Advanced Functional Materials, Small (Advanced journals). Sizes come from the publisher’s author guidelines, checked October 2026; journals change them, so check the guide of the journal you submit to.

How do I make a Wiley Advanced journals ToC image for free?

Open LabCanvas at the Wiley Advanced journals size (the artboard is set for you), start from a template or the Library of scientific objects, and export at 300 dpi or more. LabCanvas is free to start in the browser.

What resolution should a graphical abstract be?

At least 300 dpi at its final size for most publishers; RSC and Nano Research ask for 600 dpi. Elsevier and MDPI give minimum pixel sizes; Cell Press asks for 1200 × 1200 px at 300 dpi.

Can I reuse one graphical abstract for another journal?

Yes, but resize it: the shapes differ (ACS is wide, Wiley and Angewandte are nearly square, Elsevier is 5 : 2, Cell Press is square). In LabCanvas change the artboard to the new preset and move the panels.

Make your Wiley Advanced journals ToC image now

The artboard opens at 55 × 50 mm, with editable crystals, nanomaterials, devices and plots.

Open at the Wiley Advanced journals size