Research Citation Generator

We generate: APA 7th edition (psychology, social sciences), MLA 9th edition (humanities, literature), Chicago/Turabian (history, publishing), Harvard (UK, Australia), IEEE (engineering, computing), and Vancouver (medicine). Each follows current official guidelines.

Enter: author (or organization), page title, website name, publication date, and URL. For pages without dates, use \"n.d.\" For pages without authors, start with the title. Include access date if content may change. Format varies by citation style.

In-text citations (parenthetical) briefly identify the source within your text: (Smith, 2023) or [1]. The bibliography/references/works cited provides full details at document end. Both are required; they work together to give complete attribution.

APA: 1-2 authors = list both; 3+ = \"First Author et al.\" MLA: 1-2 = list both; 3+ = \"First Author et al.\" Rules for bibliography vs. in-text differ. Our generator handles this automatically based on author count and style.

Yes, export in BibTeX (LaTeX, many managers), RIS (EndNote, Zotero, Mendeley), and plain text formats. Import into your reference manager to build a searchable library and generate bibliographies in any style.