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Generate citations in MLA, APA & Chicago formats for your bibliography

Main page for MLA 8th Edition Handbook Guide.

In MLA 8, every source follows the same format.  Books, websites, periodicals, videos, photographs, and all other types of sources use this same standard format.  Use this online resource to place your elements in the correct order.

Useful guidelines for how to create parenthetical/in-text citations.

Follow these guidelines to correctly format an author's name in a citation.

Sometimes a source is part of a larger whole. For example, a magazine article sits in a container, which is the magazine it is found in.  Use this guide to help you format correctly.

In addition to authors, there may be other contributors who are important to include in the citation, especially if their individual work was important to your assignment.  Use this resource to help you format correctly.

When your source is numbered, include the information in your citation. Some common examples include episodes of television shows, volumes of books and journals, and issue numbers.

The publisher is the name of the organization or company responsible for making the work available.

The publication date refers to the date that the source was made available.

Helpful guidelines to help format the location in print resources and online resources to help readers locate the specific information themselves.

In-Text citations are brief citations found after a direct quote or a paraphrase. They are located in the body of your work.