Extract citations from text
or drop a DOCX, TXT, or RTF document here
- Extract
- Review
- Export
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Paste a full bibliography or upload a reference file.
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Clean text
Split entries
Find identifiers
Parse fields
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Original text
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Select a citation to locate and compare its original text.
Extracted records
References
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Extraction report
Check details
Review identifiers, warnings, source checks, and citation integrity.
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ExportCopy or downloadBibTeX, RIS, CSL-JSON, CSV, Markdown, and audit data.
Export citations
Choose a format
Export selected records for a reference manager, writing tool, or audit workflow.
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Workflow
Paste or upload references
Add a bibliography from Word, Google Docs, plain text, RIS, or BibTeX.
Split the reference list
Turn the bibliography into separate, editable citation rows.
Extract citation details
Find authors, titles, years, journals, pages, and identifiers.
Check for problems
Flag missing fields, possible duplicates, and uncertain matches.
Review and correct
Compare each row with the original text and fix anything that looks wrong.
Export clean citations
Download reviewed records as BibTeX, RIS, CSL-JSON, CSV, or Markdown.
Features
Turn pasted bibliographies and uploaded reference files into separate citation records.
Detect identifiers, missing fields, uncertain rows, and possible duplicates before export.
Complete citation metadata from DOI, PMID, arXiv, ISBN, and scholarly sources.
Export reviewed citations to reference managers, writing tools, and spreadsheets.
FAQ
Input and parsing
Can I paste references from Word or Google Docs?
Yes. Copy the bibliography or reference section from Word, DOCX text, Google Docs, or a manuscript and paste it into the extractor.
Can this parse RIS and BibTeX?
Yes. The parser detects common RIS tags and BibTeX entries, then converts them into the same editable citation review table.
Can I extract DOI, PMID, ISBN, and arXiv IDs from pasted references?
Yes. Each citation row is scanned for DOI, PMID, PMCID, arXiv, ISBN, ISSN, and URL values before metadata enrichment.
Review and accuracy
What should I do with low-confidence rows?
Open the row, edit the title, authors, year, source, DOI, or URL, then run metadata enrichment again. The score updates after edits.
Can I correct extracted citation fields?
Yes. Compare each record with the original text, edit its fields, and keep your corrections when metadata is checked again.
Export and next steps
Can I export extracted citations to citation managers?
Yes. Download BibTeX, RIS, CSL-JSON, CSV, Markdown, or an audit report for Zotero, Mendeley, EndNote, Overleaf, Word, Google Docs, and spreadsheet workflows.
Which export format should I choose?
Use RIS or BibTeX for reference managers, CSL-JSON for structured citation workflows, and CSV or Markdown for spreadsheets and writing tools.
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