Chatbots invent references with perfect formatting and no article behind them. This generator searches Crossref, OpenAlex and HAL, keeps only records with a verifiable identifier, sorts them by category and exports them to Word, Zotero or BibTeX.
Build my bibliography →Each line works as a query and as an anchor: the references we find are attached to the part of the outline they support.
Topic, research question and outline. Each line of the outline becomes a query of its own.
Records without a verifiable identifier, duplicates and off-topic hits are dropped before you see them.
Sorted by category, exported to Word for the document or to Zotero and BibTeX for your reference manager.
From Crossref, OpenAlex and HAL, three public bibliographic databases covering journal articles, books, chapters, theses and reports. A record with no verifiable identifier is dropped rather than shown.
Because a language model produces plausible references, not real ones, and a fabricated citation in a bibliography is the kind of mistake that gets noticed. Here every entry exists in a database before it reaches your screen.
Yes. The list exports as .ris and .bib, which both import into Zotero, Mendeley and EndNote, and as a Word file for the document itself.
No, and no tool honestly can. We match the words of your topic against titles, which tells you a source is in the right area. Reading it is still the work.
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