Citation Format Converter — APA and Chicago at Once
Formatting references for a paper or report means looking up format rules every single time. This tool generates both APA and Chicago (notes-bibliography style) citations at once — just enter the author, publication year, title, publisher (or journal name), and URL.
APA places the year in parentheses right after the author's name and uses sentence-case titles, while Chicago tends to wrap the title in quotation marks and place the year later in the citation. You can copy the result directly, but since detailed rules vary by school or journal, double-check against your style guide before final submission.
Frequently Asked Questions
Separate names with commas in the last name field. Double-check against your style guide before submitting.
APA puts the year in parentheses after the author's name; Chicago often wraps the title in quotes and places the year later.
Yes. The URL field is optional and is automatically omitted from the result if left blank.