Four major styles
APA, MLA, Chicago and Harvard.
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A citation generator formats the details of a source, such as author, title, year and publisher, into the exact style your teacher or journal requires. Each style orders and punctuates these details differently, which makes manual formatting slow and easy to get wrong. The SuperPrompts Citation Generator supports APA, MLA, Chicago and Harvard, the four styles used most in schools and universities, and handles three source types: websites, books and journal articles. Fill in what you know, such as authors, title, year, site or journal name, URL, volume, issue and pages, and it builds the reference for you to copy. For websites in Chicago and Harvard it also asks for the access date those styles expect. Always check the result against your style guide for special cases.
APA, MLA, Chicago and Harvard.
The source types students cite most.
Paste straight into your bibliography or reference list.
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APA, MLA, Chicago and Harvard.
Yes. Choose Website and enter the author, title, site name, URL and dates.
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