Quick answer
The FiftyGPT Citation Style Finder helps you decide which citation style — APA, MLA, Chicago, or Harvard — fits your assignment, based on your subject and instructions. It points you to the right style so you can then format your sources correctly. Free, no sign-up.
How to use the Citation Style Finder
- Enter your subject or field and any style hints from your assignment brief.
- Select Find Citation Style.
- Read the suggested style and the subjects it is usually used for.
- Confirm it against your instructor's guidelines, then format your sources.
When it helps most
- You have been told to "cite your sources" but not which style to use.
- You are moving between subjects with different conventions, such as psychology (APA) and history (Chicago).
What it does not do
This is a guide, not an official ruling. It suggests a style — it does not build the citation (use the Citation Generator) or check APA formatting (use the APA Reference Checker). Your department or instructor's stated style and edition always take precedence.
Why use FiftyGPT's Citation Style Finder
A quick answer to "which style do I use?", free, with nothing stored.
