Quick Answer
Which citation styles are supported? APA, MLA, Chicago, Harvard, IEEE, and Vancouver are supported. Select your required style before entering source details.
Frequently Asked Questions
APA (7th edition), MLA (9th edition), Chicago (17th edition), Harvard, IEEE, and Vancouver styles are available. More styles are added regularly.
Yes -- the tool supports books, journal articles, websites, newspaper articles, YouTube videos, and more. Select the source type to see the relevant input fields.
Citations follow official style guides. For academic submissions, always verify against your institution style guide as requirements can vary by department or journal.
Yes -- citations are saved in your browser session. Export all citations as a formatted reference list in plain text, Word-compatible format, or BibTeX for LaTeX users.
DOI (Digital Object Identifier) is a unique code for academic articles, usually formatted as 10.xxxx/xxxx. Find it in the journal article header or abstract page. Including a DOI creates a more reliable citation.
Enter sources one at a time and they are added to your reference list automatically. Export the complete list when done.