Citation Generator (APA / MLA)

Fill in your source details once and get a formatted APA 7 and MLA 9 citation you can copy straight into your assignment.

APA 7th

Sharma, Anil. (2021). Fundamentals of Physics. Nepal Publishers.

MLA 9th

Sharma, Anil. Fundamentals of Physics. Nepal Publishers, 2021.

Runs entirely in your browser No signup · unlimited use

How it works

1

Pick the source type: book, website or journal.

2

Fill in the details (authors, title, year, and type-specific fields).

3

Copy the APA 7 and MLA 9 citations that update as you type.

Why use this tool?

  • Authors are typed as "Last, First" and separated by semicolons.

  • APA 7 and MLA 9 are produced from the same inputs.

  • Always double-check against your college’s style guide - edge cases (editions, translators) may need tweaks.

  • Nothing is uploaded; the formatting runs on your device.

Frequently asked questions

Which styles does this support?

APA 7th edition and MLA 9th edition, the two most commonly required by Nepali colleges and universities.

How do I enter multiple authors?

Separate each author with a semicolon, e.g. "Sharma, Anil; Thapa, Bina". The tool formats the "et al." and ampersand rules for you.

Is the output guaranteed perfect?

It covers the common cases correctly. Unusual sources (edited books, translations, corporate authors) may need a small manual tweak - verify against your style guide.

Why use a citation generator?

It removes punctuation and ordering mistakes and saves time, but you stay responsible for the final reference list in your submission.