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Cite webpages, books, and journals in APA, MLA, or Chicago style, and build an offline bibliography ready to paste. CiteQuick generates academic citations in APA 7, MLA 9, and Chicago author-date style, entirely offline. HOW IT WORKS Open the popup on any webpage and CiteQuick reads the page's metadata — title, author, site name, publish date, and URL — and pre-fills the citation form. Every field stays editable, so you can correct or complete anything before copying. CITATION STYLES - APA 7 - MLA 9 - Chicago author-date Switch styles instantly with the selector in the header. Each citation is shown with correct formatting, including italics, author-name inversion, access dates where the style requires them, and proper handling of missing authors (site name is used instead) and missing dates (n.d.). IN-TEXT CITATIONS Under every full citation, CiteQuick shows the matching in-text form, such as (Smith, 2024) for APA. COPY OPTIONS - Copy citation — keeps italics when pasted into Google Docs or Word - Copy plain text BIBLIOGRAPHY BUILDER Save citations into a bibliography stored on your device. The list is automatically alphabetized, and you can copy or delete individual entries or copy the entire bibliography at once, formatted so a hanging indent applies cleanly in your document. Organize citations into separate projects using the project dropdown. MANUAL MODE Citing a book or journal article instead of a webpage? Switch the source type and the form swaps in the right fields: publisher, journal name, volume, issue, pages, and DOI. PRIVACY CiteQuick works completely offline. It reads page metadata only when you open the popup, formats everything locally, and stores your bibliography in your browser's local storage. No accounts, no servers, no data collection of any kind.