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Citation Formatting

Automatically fix formatting errors in your citations. Ensure your references meet APA, Chicago, Harvard, and MLA standards.

Paste citations to fix

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Capabilities

Citation Fixer and Formatter

Clean up incomplete or inconsistent citations. Paste your bibliography into the chat and choose an academic style, like APA, Chicago, MLA, Harvard, or Vancouver. The assistant will return a correctly formatted list. It recognizes over 50 source types, from journal articles to social media posts, and can also handle mixed-language bibliographies.

The assistant corrects the formatting of the information you provide; it does not find or add missing details.

What the assistant does

  • Support for all major styles

    Choose from APA (6th/7th), Chicago (17th), MLA (8th/9th), Harvard, or Vancouver. The assistant ensures your bibliography fully complies with your chosen style.

  • Correctly handles Georgian sources

    The assistant automatically transliterates Georgian authors to international standards, while keeping original publisher names where required by the style guide.

  • Fix your entire bibliography at once

    Paste more than 50 citations at a time. The assistant will process each one and return a single, consistently formatted list.

  • Over 50 source types

    Format everything from journal articles and dissertations to websites, films, and social media posts.

Citation Formatting1 credit

See an example

Fix these citations for me: Miller, J, The impact of social media on youth, Journal of Social Psychology. 2008, 148(2), 201-215. Foucault, M. Discipline and Punish. 1977. Vintage Books. Johnson, L. (2021) "A new perspective", unpublished manuscript, Department of Sociology, University of Cambridge.

I'll fix the citations for you.

Citation Formatting1 credit

Foucault, M. (1977). *Discipline and punish*. Vintage Books. Johnson, L. (2021). *A new perspective* [Unpublished manuscript]. Department of Sociology, University of Cambridge. Miller, J. (2008). The impact of social media on youth. *Journal of Social Psychology*, *148*(2), 201–215.

I've corrected the citations. Let me know if I missed anything.

Your process

How it works

From a blank page to a final draft.

01

Brief the assistant

Send your topic, requirements, and any files you have, all in a single chat message.

02

Review the plan

The assistant returns a detailed outline for you to edit and approve before drafting starts.

03

Get your draft

Get a formatted draft as a Word file, with contents, citations, and bibliography.

Frequently asked questions

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.