Citing Sources

  1. Citation Machine -

    Use templates for books, articles, web pages to get MLA and APA citations.
  2. Citing Sources -

    MLA, APA, Turabian, Chicago Manual, CSE Manual. Side by side comparisons. Documentation guidelines from Duke University.
  3. EasyBib -

    Automatic bibliography and citations - currently offers MLA 6 & MLA 7 for free.
  4. OttoBib -

    Enter the ISBN number of your books and this website will automatically make a bibliography for you in one of four formats. But watch out, it doesn't recognize all ISBNs! (The ISBN can be found on the backside of the Title Page)
  5. Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL) -

    Find information on general writing (the writing process, grammar & punctuation, etc.), research and citation (conducting and using research, APA style, MLA style, and Chicago Manual of Style), professional writing, creative writing, job search writing, and much more.
  6. WorksCited4U -

    This cite will automatically format your bibliography for you using MLA style. You just enter the bibliographic information and the program does the rest.