Bibliography Formatter (APA, MLA, Chicago & Harvard)
Format a reference in APA 7, MLA 9, Chicago and Harvard at once — books, journal articles (with DOI, volume, issue and pages) and websites, with author names handled for you.
How to use
- 1Choose the source type and fill in what you know.
- 2Copy the reference in the style your teacher or journal requires.
How it's calculated
Follows APA 7th edition, MLA 9th edition, Chicago 17th (notes-bibliography, bibliography entry) and Harvard (author-date) conventions. Titles that should be italic are wrapped in *asterisks* — apply italics when pasting into your document.
Frequently asked questions
How do I enter several authors?
Separate them with semicolons: 'Jane Doe; John Smith' or 'Doe, Jane; Smith, John'.
Why are titles shown with asterisks?
Plain text can't carry italics. Asterisks mark the part to italicize (book, journal or website names).
Is this checked against style guides?
It applies the core rules of each style. Always double-check capitalization of titles and special cases in your style guide.