Citation Generator

Citation Generator

All-in-one referencing builder supporting major university formats and real-time in-text citation output.

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Anonymous (n.d.). Untitled Page. Website. URL
In-Text Citation
(Anonymous, n.d.)

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Academic Referencing Made Easy & Accurate

In academic research, citing your sources correctly is crucial to avoid plagiarism and demonstrate academic integrity. Our free citation maker allows you to instantly generate full references and corresponding in-text citations for websites, scholarly journals, and textbooks. By automating bibliography creation, you can focus on building arguments and analyzing data.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do in-text citations work in APA 7th vs. MLA 9th?

APA 7th Edition uses the author-date system for in-text citations (e.g., Smith, 2023), whereas MLA 9th Edition uses the author-page system (e.g., Smith 45). Our generator automatically outputs both referencing formats side-by-side so you can copy the exact style needed.

What is the difference between Harvard and Vancouver citation styles?

Harvard referencing is an author-date system used widely in humanities and social sciences. Vancouver referencing is a numeric system commonly used in medical and scientific fields, where sources are numbered in the order they appear in the text (e.g., [1] or (1)).

Can I export my generated bibliography?

Yes! You can add multiple sources to your list using the "Add to Bibliography" button and then export the entire bibliography as a text file (`bibliography.txt`) formatted cleanly for easy copy-pasting into Microsoft Word, Google Docs, or LaTeX.