When I entered academia, I faced a challenge that, at first, seemed insurmountable: formatting citations in APA style. Every time I finished writing an essay or a research project, the task of creating accurate and correctly formatted citations consumed a significant amount of my time. I admit, there came a point where I simply felt lazy. The hours spent manually adjusting each citation left me exhausted and demotivated.

That's when I began developing Citify, a true game-changer in my academic life. This free and user-friendly APA citation generator completely transformed my approach to bibliographic citations. With Citify, what used to take me 15 or 20 minutes became an instantaneous process.

If you've ever felt overwhelmed by APA-style citations, I encourage you to give Citify a try. This tool has been my constant companion on my academic journey, and I'm confident it can be the same for you. Simplify your academic life and discover the freedom to focus on what truly matters: your research and your learning.

Does it only cite web pages?

What can it do over https://zbib.org/ or regular Zotero?

Exactly I only cite websites

I didn't know Zotero before starting Citify

Zotero is the way to go here. I cite, sync and have my citation records from the last decade on there. With plugins it's super powerful. I use it to cite academic works and Wikipedia and it formats it right nearly every time.