Bring your Zotero library and write with it
Import your Zotero library (or BibTeX/RIS), see which references are verified against Crossref/OpenAlex, and cite them as you write in APA, MLA, IEEE, Chicago, Harvard or Vancouver.
Import
- From Zotero: export your library or a collection as BibTeX or RIS and import it, or connect with a Zotero API key.
- Imported references are checked against Crossref and OpenAlex. Verified ones get a tick; anything we can't confirm stays marked "unverified" until it passes.
Write and cite
- Cite from your library while you write; the in-text citation and reference list update when you change style (APA 7, MLA 9, IEEE, Chicago author-date or notes, Harvard, Vancouver).
- Only verified papers can be inserted, so an imported entry with a wrong DOI or title is caught before it reaches your draft.
Export
Download your library as BibTeX or RIS, and your document as Word, LaTeX with a matching .bib file, or Markdown.
Not yet
Two-way sync with Zotero (changes flowing back) is on the roadmap; today import is one-way.
Free, no subscription. Citations checked before they go in.Import your library