Bibliography Converter
Instantly convert your bibliography or reference list into APA, Chicago, Harvard, MLA, and other major citation styles.
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Reference List and Bibliography Formatter
Paste your bibliography into the chat to format it correctly. Even if your sources are messy or in different formats, the assistant can convert them. Choose your target style: APA 7, Chicago 17, Harvard, or MLA 9. The assistant will sort your sources alphabetically, fix punctuation, and apply the right formatting.
It can also transliterate Georgian sources for international papers. This formats your final reference list but does not find or add missing information.
What the assistant does
All major academic styles
Ask the assistant to convert your bibliography to APA 7, Chicago 17, Harvard, or MLA 9. It correctly adjusts the order of fields, punctuation, and text formatting.
Transliteration for Georgian sources
When preparing a bibliography for an English-language paper, the assistant can transliterate Georgian authors and titles according to national standards.
Alphabetical sorting and grouping
The assistant automatically sorts your sources alphabetically. If required by the citation style, it can also group them by category.
Handles messy and incomplete lists
You can paste a completely disorganized list. The assistant identifies the type of each source and lets you know if any information seems to be missing.
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Format this bibliography: Smith, John. "The Psychology of Learning". 2020. Penguin Books. Williams, Sarah & Davis, M. The rise of AI in education, Journal of Technology Studies, vol 15, no 2, pp. 34-50, 2022. United Nations. "Sustainable Development Goals". Retrieved from https://sdgs.un.org/goals
I'll reformat the bibliography.
Smith, J. (2020). *The psychology of learning*. Penguin Books. United Nations. (n.d.). *Sustainable development goals*. Retrieved from https://sdgs.un.org/goals Williams, S., & Davis, M. (2022). The rise of AI in education. *Journal of Technology Studies*, *15*(2), 34–50.
Here's the formatted list. Check that all the details are correct.
How it works
From a blank page to a final draft.
Brief the assistant
Send your topic, requirements, and any files you have, all in a single chat message.
Review the plan
The assistant returns a detailed outline for you to edit and approve before drafting starts.
Get your draft
Get a formatted draft as a Word file, with contents, citations, and bibliography.
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Start work on your assignment
All these capabilities are part of one assistant. Use it for a single task or to support your work on an entire paper, from first idea to final draft.