What sources can I cite?

You can start with URLs, webpage titles, book titles, article titles, DOIs, ISBNs, and manual source details. That covers common webpage, book, and journal article citation tasks.

Does it rely on source details?

Yes. Citation quality depends on the source details you provide or can identify. Review author, title, date, and publication fields before using the final citation.

Which citation styles are supported?

It supports common citation styles including APA, MLA, Chicago, and Harvard. You can switch formats when assignment or publication requirements change.

Can I export my citations?

Yes. You can copy the formatted citation or export results as doc, pdf, or markdown. Choose the format that fits your writing workflow.

Is there a free version?

Yes. iWeaver includes 3 free uses per day. Paid plans start at $9.9 per month for Pro and $29.9 per month for Unlimited.

Do I need to sign up?

Yes. Signup is required to use iWeaver. Create an account if you want to generate citations and export results.

Citation Generator for APA, MLA, Chicago, and Harvard

Enter a URL, DOI, ISBN, webpage title, or book details to generate citations, reference lists, and bibliography entries with structured output and export options when manual formatting keeps slowing down submissions.

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How to Use a Citation Generator

Paste Source

Paste a URL, DOI, ISBN, webpage title, or article title, then add missing source details when needed.

Choose Style

Select APA, MLA, Chicago, or Harvard, and iWeaver formats citation details around the source type clearly.

Copy Results

Review the citation, reference list, or bibliography, then copy structured output or export files for submission.

Why use iWeaver as your citation generator?

Flexible Input

Start with a webpage URL, book title, journal article title, DOI, ISBN, or manual fields, so you can cite sources even when metadata is incomplete.

Source Parsing

iWeaver reads the source details you provide, identifies key fields like author, title, and date, and organizes them for citation formatting clearly.

Style Coverage

Generate citations for common formats including APA, MLA, Chicago, and Harvard, then switch styles when a professor, journal, or client requires changes.

Editable Lists

Build a reference list from multiple sources, update a single field without retyping everything, and keep citations consistent across a bibliography or works cited page.

Export Ready

Copy formatted citations directly or export structured output as doc, pdf, or markdown, making it easier to move references into student drafts.

Use Cases for Citation Generator Tasks

Webpage Citations

You need to cite a webpage for an essay or report, but the page is missing obvious author or publication details. iWeaver lets you start with the URL or page title, organize available metadata, and produce a citation plus reference list text you can review and export.

Cite Webpages

Journal Articles

You have a journal article from a DOI or article title and need the right format before submitting coursework or a manuscript. iWeaver helps map the source details into APA, MLA, Chicago, or Harvard output, so you get a citation, bibliography entry, and structured output to check.

Cite Articles

Book Sources

You are citing a book from an ISBN or book title, but edition, publisher, and date fields are easy to misplace. iWeaver organizes the book information you enter and returns a formatted citation, works cited entry, and exportable file for papers, reading lists, or documentation.

Cite Books

Reference Lists

You already have several sources for a paper, proposal, or literature review and need one consistent bibliography before final submission. iWeaver helps you edit citation fields, keep formatting aligned across entries, and export a complete reference list or bibliography as structured output for your draft.

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