MLA Citation Generator
This is the MLA hub: the generator below is locked to MLA 9th edition format and preset to a website.
Check your reference against your institution's guidelines — lecturers sometimes vary the style.
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Paste a URL, DOI, ISBN or title for an instant citation, or fill in the form and fix every detail yourself before copying. Switch the source type in the tool, or jump straight to one of the six MLA source pages below — each one carries the rules for that source type and worked examples you can check your own reference against.
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MLA generators by source type
- MLA Citation Generator for Websites
Format a website or webpage in MLA 9th edition style, with rules and worked examples under the tool.
- MLA Citation Generator for Journal Articles
Format a journal article in MLA 9th edition style, with rules and worked examples under the tool.
- MLA Citation Generator for Books
Format a book in MLA 9th edition style, with rules and worked examples under the tool.
- MLA Citation Generator for Book Chapters
Format a chapter in an edited book in MLA 9th edition style, with rules and worked examples under the tool.
- MLA Citation Generator for YouTube Videos
Format a YouTube or online video in MLA 9th edition style, with rules and worked examples under the tool.
- MLA Citation Generator for Newspaper Articles
Format a newspaper article in MLA 9th edition style, with rules and worked examples under the tool.
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