SourceStamp — Cite a Website in APA & MLA

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Cite the page you're reading in one click — no account, no ads, no subscription.

SourceStamp reads the page's real bibliographic metadata (the same citation_* and schema.org data Google Scholar uses), turns it into a clean APA 7 or MLA 9 citation, and lets you fix anything before you copy it. Built for students and researchers who are tired of ad-walled citation sites.

★ ONE-CLICK CITATION
Click the icon on any article, news story, or web page and get a ready-to-paste citation in APA 7 or MLA 9.

★ EDIT EVERYTHING
Extracted metadata is never perfect — so every field is editable. SourceStamp marks the fields it couldn't verify so you know exactly what to check. The citation updates live as you type.

★ EXPORT FOR YOUR REFERENCE MANAGER
Download the citation as BibTeX or RIS — free — to drop into Zotero, Mendeley, LaTeX, or EndNote.

★ HONEST, NOT MAGIC
SourceStamp doesn't pretend every page is a perfect journal article. When a page has no structured metadata, it builds a solid web-page citation from the title, site, and URL and asks you to fill in the rest.

★ PRIVATE BY DESIGN
100% local. It reads the current page only when you click, and nothing ever leaves your browser. No account, no tracking, no server of ours.

Free: cite the current page in APA & MLA, copy, and export BibTeX/RIS.
Coming in Pro (one-time): a saved bibliography across all your sources, one-click whole-list export, Chicago & Harvard styles, and in-text citations.