Theses written in LaTeX
Convert a reference list from a word processor into a .bib file for your thesis template.
Turn plain source details into clean BibTeX entries ready for your .bib file.
Writing BibTeX by hand is tedious. Each entry needs the right type, every author joined with and, braces around acronyms so they keep their capitals, and special characters such as ampersands and accents escaped. One stray character can stop your document from compiling. This generator writes the entries for you from the details you paste.
It works with plain descriptions or with references already formatted in APA, MLA or another style. Each entry gets a readable citation key you can use with \cite. Fields that BibTeX needs but you did not supply are set to MISSING rather than guessed, and a short list at the end tells you what to fill in before compiling.
Paste source details or existing references, one per paragraph.
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Copy the entries into your .bib file and replace any MISSING fields.
Convert a reference list from a word processor into a .bib file for your thesis template.
Create consistent entries for a conference template that uses BibTeX or biblatex.
Regenerate entries with properly escaped characters when unescaped symbols break your build.
Yes. Standard BibTeX entries are read by both BibTeX and biblatex. Add biblatex-specific fields yourself if you need them.
From the first author's surname, the year and the first word of the title, all lowercase, for example vaswani2017attention.
No. It has no web access. Fields you do not supply are marked MISSING.
Yes. Already formatted references in any style are converted to BibTeX.
Format journal articles, books and web pages in AMA style for medical and health writing.
🧠Turn source details into APA 7 references with matching in-text citations.
⚡Format numbered IEEE references for journals, conference papers, standards and datasheets.
📚Turn a messy list of sources into a clean, alphabetized bibliography in the style you name.
📖Build MLA 9 Works Cited entries and in-text citations from the details you have.
🔬Format science references in CSE style using citation-sequence, citation-name or name-year.