Reference Library
Store your structured references in one browser-based library so sources can be searched, maintained, checked, and reused instead of rebuilt for each article.
Reference Manager for Web
Store your references once. Use them across everything you publish.
Build a browser-based Reference Library, organize your references into reusable Reference Sets, and use the same structured source data across CiteKit’s citation, bibliography, schema, link-checking, and publishing tools.
Reference management
Your references stay useful after the first citation.
Reference Manager for Web keeps the structured record separate from any one formatted citation or bibliography entry. Save the source once, maintain its metadata in your Reference Library, and reuse it across future publishing work.
Reference Sets
Group your references into named, ordered collections for an article, bibliography, reading list, publication, client, project, or other publishing purpose.
Free web tools
Create, store, check, and publish from the same reference workflow.
Reference Manager for Web brings CiteKit’s browser-based reference tools together around reusable structured references, so a source does not have to disappear when one citation or bibliography is finished.
Reference Library
Store, organize, maintain, and reuse your references across Reference Sets and publishing workflows.
Open Reference Library →Citation Generator
Turn source metadata and identifiers into formatted citations and reusable structured references.
Open Citation Generator →Bibliography Generator
Build formatted bibliographies, reference lists, and source lists from your references and Reference Sets.
Open Bibliography Generator →Citation Schema Generator
Turn your source and reference metadata into machine-readable Schema.org JSON-LD citation structured data.
Open Schema Generator →Citation Link Checker
Check the links behind your references for accessibility, redirects, failures, and reference rot.
Open Link Checker →LLM Reference Auditor
Read portable reference data carried with AI-assisted content and recover it as structured references for checking, formatting, and publishing.
Open LLM Reference Auditor →Publishing workflow
Move from a source to a published source trail without rebuilding the data.
The reference stays the persistent record. Citations, bibliographies, reference lists, source lists, and machine-readable citation data are outputs produced from that record for the publication that needs them.
- 1. Add Resolve or enter the source and save it as a structured reference.
- 2. Organize Place your references into the Reference Sets that match your publishing work.
- 3. Generate Create the citation, bibliography, source list, or structured citation data you need.
- 4. Publish Carry the source trail onto the web while keeping the underlying references reusable.
Reference Manager for Web
Reference management built for publishing on the web.
Persistent structured references
Keep source metadata separate from presentation so the same record can support different citation styles and publishing outputs.
Source lookup
Build references from URLs, DOIs, ISBNs, PubMed identifiers, and supported source metadata instead of retyping bibliographic data.
Reusable Reference Sets
Maintain ordered collections for articles, publications, clients, projects, reading lists, and other source-heavy work.
Live publishing outputs
Publish a Reference Set as a source list or bibliography while retaining the structured references behind that output.
Reference maintenance
Keep references available for later correction, link checking, reuse, and future publications instead of leaving them trapped in old documents.
WordPress when you need it
Publishing directly in WordPress? Reference Manager for WordPress provides the editor-native citation, footnote, tooltip, bibliography, and glossary workflow.
Reference Manager for WordPress →Start with your references
Give the sources behind your publishing somewhere to live.
Build your Reference Library, organize your references into reusable sets, and use the same source data across CiteKit’s free web tools and publishing workflows.