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Save papers and their citation details to your Mosaic reference library in one click, then cite them in Word or Google Docs. Mosaic Citation Manager saves the paper you are reading straight into your Mosaic reference library, without breaking your flow. Click the toolbar button on any article, PubMed record, arXiv or preprint page, or publisher page, and Mosaic captures the reference for you: title, authors, journal, year, and DOI, plus the PDF when one is openly available. Choose the project it belongs to and it is filed in the right place, ready to cite, annotate, and search alongside the rest of your sources. Built for PhD students, postdocs, and researchers juggling hundreds of papers across several projects. What you can do: - Save any page to a specific project in your Mosaic reference library in one click - Capture accurate citation metadata (title, authors, journal, year, DOI) automatically - Grab the PDF when it is openly available - Keep your references organized by project instead of one giant pile Citing comes next. Everything you save here is available to the Mosaic add-ins for Microsoft Word and Google Docs, which insert in-text citations and build a bibliography in any of eight styles, including APA, MLA, and Chicago. You need a Mosaic account to use this extension. It signs you in with your existing Mosaic session, so there is no separate login. The extension reads a page only when you click Save, and sends only what it needs to file the reference. Privacy policy: https://joinmosaic.ai/privacy
Aug 14, 2026
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