Fill in the source details and get a correctly punctuated APA 7 reference plus matching in-text citations.
Pick a source type and enter the authors one per line, either as First Last or Last, First. The generator reduces given names to initials, joins up to twenty authors with the ampersand rule APA uses, and switches to an ellipsis for longer lists.
If there is no author, the title moves to the author position as the style requires. If the year is blank it writes n.d. A DOI typed as a bare number is turned into a full https://doi.org link. Titles can be pushed to sentence case with one checkbox, which keeps acronyms and words with inner capitals intact.
Yes. It uses the 7th edition conventions: no retrieval dates for most web pages, the DOI as a URL, up to 20 authors listed, and italic titles for standalone works.
Leave the author box empty. The title is moved to the front of the entry, followed by the date, which is how APA handles unattributed pages. If the website and the author are the same organization, the site name is dropped to avoid repeating it.
Tick the sentence case option. APA capitalizes only the first word, the first word after a colon, and proper nouns in reference list titles. The converter keeps acronyms such as NASA, but you should still scan the result for proper nouns it cannot know about.