Refden will help you managing your references directly from your browser.
You could choose to install both our Chrome extension and Word Add-in to ease your research.
Install our Chrome extension if you want to add references right from your browser.
Installation steps:
Resources:
If you use Firefox you can install the extension as in Chrome.
Install our Word Add-in if you want to insert references into your Word document.
Installation steps (Word online):
Installation steps (Word for Mac):
If you have the Document Object Identifier (DOI, e.g. 10.12688/f1000research.7020.1) for the reference you want to add you only need to supply that identifier into our form here.
The ideal case is that every reference will have a DOI linked, but that's not the real case for all of them, especially for older references.
If you have a reference you want to add without a DOI you can fill the needed fields in this form.
Once you have installed the Extension in Chrome/Firefox and you're logged in you will be able to add references from your browser
The Extension will look for references into your current website and will let you add those which aren't yet in your Refden account.
Import your PDFs and we will extract your reference from you. You can also add the reference manually and attach the PDF later.
BibTeX is a a file format which is used to describe lists of references, mostly in conjunction with LaTeX documents.
You may be able to export your BibTeX file in your current reference manager and import it using our form here.
Sometimes you will need to add more than one reference when citing different sources. You will need to place the cursor within the first cite in text before adding the next one. See video as an example (using APA):
Export your references into your desired Citation Style or into BibTeX.
You can create a summary of your references for a given list. You will get all the notes and highlighted texts from every reference.