Writing up your research? You can copy a ready-made citation for any paper in ResearchRabbit, in the style your publisher or university asks for. 🐰
How to cite a paper
Open the paper, from your Library, a collection, or your search results.
Click the ⋮ menu next to the paper's title.
Choose Cite.
Pick your Citation Style.
Click the copy icon next to the citation, then paste it into your document.
Citation styles you can use
APA
MLA
Chicago
Harvard
Vancouver
IEEE
BibTeX
💡 Tip: tick Always use this style, and ResearchRabbit will open your preferred style every time you cite.
Citing lots of papers at once
If you need citations for a whole collection, it's quicker to export them as a BibTeX, RIS or CSV file and import them into your reference manager. See How to export your papers.
Common questions
The citation is missing some details. What can I do?
Citations are built from the paper's details in ResearchRabbit. If something is missing or wrong, click the ⋮ menu and choose Edit Fields to correct it, then cite again.
How do I cite ResearchRabbit itself?
If you used ResearchRabbit in your search, many publishers expect you to say so. See How to cite ResearchRabbit in your paper or presentation.