Format references for websites, books and journal articles in APA, MLA and Harvard. How it works: Choose the type of source you want to cite, such as a website, book, or journal article Enter the authors' names (one per line as Last, First) and the other relevant details, such as title, publication date, and URL Select the citation style you need, whether it's APA 7th, MLA 9th, or Harvard
About the Citation Generator (APA, MLA, Harvard)
As a student, researcher, or academic, you need to properly cite your sources to avoid plagiarism and give credit to the original authors, and our Citation Generator tool is here to help you format references for websites, books, and journal articles in APA, MLA, and Harvard styles
Whether you're working on an assignment, dissertation, or research paper, our Citation Generator is a valuable resource that saves you time and ensures accuracy, by filling in the source details once and getting the citation in APA 7, MLA 9, and Harvard formats together
Our tool is designed to be user-friendly and efficient, processing your requests in your browser, without uploading any files, and providing you with accurate and up-to-date citations, so you can focus on your research and writing
How to use the Citation Generator (APA, MLA, Harvard)
- Choose the type of source you want to cite, such as a website, book, or journal article
- Enter the authors' names (one per line as Last, First) and the other relevant details, such as title, publication date, and URL
- Select the citation style you need, whether it's APA 7th, MLA 9th, or Harvard
- Copy the generated citation and paste it into your document, making sure to re-apply italics to titles if needed
Tips & benchmarks
- Use the Citation Generator to cite multiple sources at once, saving you time and effort
- Make sure to check your citations for accuracy, especially when it comes to author names, titles, and publication dates
- Use italics to format titles of books, journals, and other sources, as required by your chosen citation style
- Cite your sources consistently throughout your document, using the same citation style throughout
- Use our tool to generate citations for different types of sources, including websites, books, journal articles, and more
Frequently asked questions
Should I include the access date in my citation?
Yes, it's recommended to include the access date in your citation, especially for online sources, as it provides additional context and helps readers locate the source. Our Citation Generator will prompt you to enter the access date if required.
What citation styles does the Citation Generator support?
Our Citation Generator supports APA 7th edition, MLA 9th edition, and Harvard citation styles, which are the most commonly used citation styles in academic writing.
How do I use the Citation Generator?
Using our Citation Generator is easy. Simply choose the type of source you want to cite, enter the relevant details, select the citation style, and copy the generated citation. You can find step-by-step instructions on our tool page.
Is the Citation Generator free to use?
Yes, our Citation Generator is completely free to use, with no limits on the number of citations you can generate. We believe that everyone should have access to accurate and reliable citation tools, regardless of their budget or affiliation.
What types of sources can I cite with the Citation Generator?
Our Citation Generator allows you to cite a wide range of sources, including websites, books, journal articles, conference papers, and more. You can choose from different source types and enter the relevant details to generate a correctly formatted citation.
How do I format my citations for different citation styles?
Our Citation Generator will take care of formatting your citations for you, depending on the citation style you choose. For example, if you choose APA 7th edition, our tool will format your citations with a hanging indent, while MLA 9th edition citations will be formatted with a left-aligned margin.
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