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Harvard Citation Generator

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What is Harvard citation style?

Harvard (Cite Them Right) is a author–date citation style. Author–date in-text citations with a reference list. UK universities and business/management courses.

How to cite in Harvard with NeatCite

  1. 1Keep Harvard selected in the generator above.
  2. 2Paste a DOI, PMID, ISBN, or web address—or use manual entry when an identifier is unavailable.
  3. 3Compare the imported authors, title, date, and publication details with the original source.
  4. 4Copy the formatted Harvard reference and in-text citation, or export the list to Word, BibTeX, or RIS.

How output is produced

  • The Harvard rule file is bundled locally and rendered with the open citeproc-js engine.
  • Identifier lookups can retrieve metadata from Crossref, PubMed, and Open Library; you can edit every field before copying.
  • No account is required, and your citation list remains in your browser unless you export or clear it.
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