Quick Bibliography Tools
UNLV students, faculty and staff have free access to RefWorks, a web-based tool that lets you collect information about your sources and then automatically create in-text citations in your word processor and generate bibliographies.
If you only have a few citations, though, these web sites let you fill in forms to create a formatted citation fast.
BibMe
Quick and convenient! Enter a title of a book or journal article and it autocompletes and formats the citation. Free - create a login to save bibliographies.
StyleWizard
The APA Wizard takes you through a step-by-step citation creation process.
NoodleBib Express
Questionnaire will help you create accurate citations in MLA or APA style. Free; a subscription option lets you create a personal account and save notecards.
KnightCite Citation Maker
Quick form to fill out - no login, no ads, from Calvin College's Hekman Library. MLA, APA, Chicago style.
Son of Citation Machine
Select type of resource then fill out a form to create MLA, APA, Chicago style citations.
SourceAid: Create Bibliography with Citation Builder
Free version requires login. MLA, APA, Chicago Manual of Style, and Council of Science Editors.
EasyBib - MLA formatting
Enter citation information into a form and it generates MLA references. Free version available with option to upgrade to a version that formats in APA for a fee. Lots of advertising on the site.
OttoBib
Fast, but for books only; enter ISBN number only and retrieve citation in MLA, APA, or Chicago format.
Citing Wikipedia
How to cite Wikipedia entries in APA, MLA, and other styles, along with instructions on how to make Wikipedia create the citation for you automatically.
