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The citation generator extension helps you create APA, MLA, Chicago, IEEE, AMA, and Turabian citations for your bibliography.
Free citation generator: cite any webpage to your bibliography with one click. Supports APA, MLA, Harvard, Chicago & Vancouver.
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Stuvia Citation Generator lets you create accurate citations from any webpage with a single click.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Visit any webpage you want to cite
2. Click the Stuvia Citation Generator icon in your toolbar
3. The extension reads the page metadata (title, author, date, URL) and generates a formatted citation
4. Copy the citation or save it to your bibliography on stuvia.com
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