AI-assisted publishing
Keep AI-assisted research and drafts connected to the identifiable sources behind factual claims.
AI-assisted publishing →
Reference manager and citation toolkit for web publishers
Verify sources. Publish live citations and bibliographies.
Manage site-wide reference libraries, verify source health, and automate publishing bibliographies. CiteKit parses raw research data and [cite] payloads to stream live inline attributions, interactive tooltips, footnotes, and comprehensive reading lists straight to your pages from a single stored record.
Built for publishers where the sources matter.
CiteKit gives web publishers a reusable Reference layer between the Sources they research and the Citations, Bibliographies, footnotes, and source lists they publish.
Explore all use cases →Legal publishing
Keep legal propositions connected to the cases, statutes, regulations, and guidance they rely on.
Legal publishing →Health & nutrition
Keep evidence-dependent health claims traceable to studies, reviews, and clinical guidance.
Health & nutrition →News & media
Connect facts, quotations, statistics, and reported claims to identifiable sources.
News & media →Research-driven publishing
Turn research-heavy collections into web-ready citations and bibliographies.
Research-driven publishing →Content agencies
Keep client research and references traceable through drafting, review, revision, and publication.
Content agencies →
Sources
References
Publish
Become a source
The publishing loop
You cite your sources. Make your own work just as easy to cite.
Every article you publish can become a source for the next writer. Cite This Article gives them a reliable way to cite your work.
Companion product · Cite This Article
Let your work become a source too.
Add clear authorship and ready-to-use citations so readers have a reliable way to cite your published work.
Explore Cite This Article →About the authors
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Jane Smith
Senior Editor
Cite this article
Smith, J., & Jones, R. (2026). How web publishers cite their sources. Your Publication.
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Free citation, bibliography, and reference tools.
Create citations and bibliographies, store and reuse references, check source links, generate Citation Schema, or recover structured references from AI-assisted content.
Open the Reference LibraryCitation Schema Generator
Generate Schema.org JSON-LD for citation schema so published source information is machine-readable.
Open the generator →"@type": "ScholarlyArticle",
"author": { "@type": "Person", "name": "J. P. H. Wilding" },
"datePublished": "2021"
"author": { "@type": "Person", "name": "J. P. H. Wilding" },
"datePublished": "2021"
Citation Generator
Create a formatted citation from source metadata and save it as a reusable Reference.
Open →Bibliography Generator
Build and publish formatted bibliographies from your stored References.
Open →Citation Link Checker
Check links in your stored References for accessibility, redirects, failures, and reference rot.
Open →Reference Library
Store, organize, maintain, and reuse your References across Reference Sets and publishing workflows.
Open →LLM Reference Auditor
Read portable reference data from AI-assisted content and recover reusable structured References for publishing.
Open →
Start with your sources
Build a reusable Reference Library for what you publish.
Parse sources into structured references, cite them as you write, and render citations, footnotes, bibliographies, source lists, and Citation Schema from the same underlying record.