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Add ready-to-paste citations (BibTeX, RIS, APA, MLA…) to paper pages on Google Scholar, arXiv, Springer, Elsevier, IEEE & more. BibClick adds a ready-to-paste citation right to the pages where you read papers — no copying DOIs, no extra tabs, no manual formatting. Open a paper and its citation appears inline, in your preferred format, one click to copy. Supported sites Works seamlessly across major academic databases and publisher platforms. Citation formats BibTeX (default) · RIS (EndNote / Zotero) · APA · MLA · Chicago · IEEE · Harvard — switch with a dropdown. BibTeX comes neatly formatted with aligned fields and clean keys. How it works BibClick finds the paper's DOI (from the page or its URL) and fetches a clean citation from Crossref. For brand-new papers not yet indexed, it builds the citation straight from the page's metadata, so you still get BibTeX and RIS. Results are cached, so revisiting a paper or switching formats is instant. Handy touches • Shows automatically on load in your default format • Set your default format from the toolbar popup • Collapse the box to keep pages tidy • Each citation box is styled to match the site it's on Privacy BibClick collects and transmits no personal data. It only contacts the public Crossref API and, when needed, the page of the paper you're viewing. No accounts, no tracking, no ads.
Jul 1, 2026
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