Harvard and APA referencing checks
Referencing mistakes are some of the easiest marks to lose and the easiest to fix. We check every in-text citation and every entry in your reference list against the style your module uses, and explain each correction so you get it right next time.
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- In-text citations matched to your reference list, both ways
- Author, date, title and page-number formatting
- Correct formats for books, journal articles, chapters, websites and reports
- Alphabetical order, italics, punctuation and DOIs/URLs
- Secondary referencing ("cited in") and multiple authors
- Styles: Harvard, APA 7, MLA, Chicago, OSCOLA and university variants
How it works
Tell us your style
Send your document and, ideally, your university's referencing guide.
We check every reference
Corrections are marked as tracked changes with short explanations.
Submit with confidence
Your references are consistent with the style your marker expects.
Who it's for
Students submitting essays, reports or dissertations who want consistent, correct referencing.
Questions about referencing check
Which version of Harvard do you use?
Harvard varies between universities. We follow your university's guide, or Cite Them Right if none is specified.
Will you find sources for me?
No. We check how your sources are cited. We don't add, invent or swap sources.
Is there a free version?
Yes. Download our free Harvard and APA 7 checklists from the checklist page and check your own work.
Free guide: Harvard referencing examples.
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