Citation - MLA, APA, Chicago, and More-AI-powered citation generator

Example

A student needs to cite a peer-reviewed journal article in APA format for a research paper. SmartCitation helps identify the necessary elements—author(s), year of publication, article title, journal name, volume, issue, and page numbers—and provides a correctly formatted citation.

Scenario

This function is most useful when users have all the source details but need guidance on how to format them correctly according to the required citation style.

Example

An academic writer is unsure how to properly cite a book with multiple authors in-text using Chicago style. SmartCitation offers specific advice, showing the correct format based on the number of authors and whether the citation is for the first time or subsequent mentions.

Scenario

This function is particularly helpful for users writing long-form content where multiple in-text citations are needed, ensuring consistency and accuracy throughout the document.

Example

A user needs to cite a tweet in MLA format. SmartCitation provides detailed instructions on how to structure the citation, including the username, tweet content, date, and URL, ensuring the source is properly credited even in this less common format.

Scenario

This function is crucial for users working with modern or digital sources that are not as straightforward to cite using traditional styles, ensuring that all types of sources are correctly attributed.