Citation & referencing generators
Build accurate references and the matching in-text citations for your essays, lab reports and dissertations — in every major style. Auto-cite from a DOI, import your existing library, and export wherever you write.
How it works
Three steps to a correct reference
Pick your style
Choose the referencing style your department asks for — APA, MLA, Harvard, Chicago, Vancouver, a legal style and more.
Add your sources
Fill the guided form, paste a DOI/ISBN to auto-fill, or import a .bib/.ris file. Every source type is supported.
Copy or export
Copy formatted references and in-text citations, download a BibTeX/RIS file, or share your list with a link.
Which style?
Not sure which style you need?
Your department sets the referencing style — always check your module handbook first. As a rough guide, this is what each field tends to use.
Sciences & engineering
IEEE, ACS, CSE, Vancouver
Medicine & health
Vancouver, AMA
Humanities
MLA, Chicago, Turabian, MHRA
Social sciences
APA, ASA, Harvard
Law
OSCOLA, Bluebook, AGLC
Not sure yet?
Start with Harvard or APA, then check your handbook
More than just citations
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