Grafiati vs PaperGuide PDF Citation Generator

Grafiati is a web-based bibliographic manager for creating references and works-cited lists. It supports APA, Chicago, Harvard, IEEE, ISO 690, MLA, Vancouver, and other citation styles, with source types including books, journal articles, websites, theses, legal materials, software, and online videos. Users can search catalogues, enter sources manually, import BibTeX, RIS, or EndNote files, or paste references for metadata collection. References and bibliographies can be edited, copied, exported, and converted between styles. Output can use a selected language, including English, French, Italian, Spanish, Ukrainian, and Polish. Exports include MS Word, BibTeX, and BibLaTeX. Basic features are free for registered and unregistered users. The Basic plan costs nothing and allows one bibliography, 20 references, and seven days. Paid plans start at $2/mo; Zero Gravity costs $8.00 per month. Grafiati is headquartered in Kyiv, Ukraine.

PaperGuide PDF Citation Generator extracts bibliographic metadata from PDF files and formats references in styles such as APA, MLA, Chicago, IEEE, Vancouver, and Harvard. The free generator works without signup or an account. Created citations appear in a bibliography saved in the browser, where they can be copied or exported. Paperguide is also a wider research platform for literature reviews, systematic reviews, and evidence synthesis. AI Search synthesizes answers from more than 200 million papers and links claims to sources. Reference Manager imports from Zotero and Mendeley and accepts papers by DOI. The Chrome extension captures papers and metadata, retrieves PDFs, generates citations from a library, and supports chats with webpages or papers. Paperguide MCP connects research-paper search and management to Claude, ChatGPT, or another MCP client. Systematic Review includes dual-reviewer screening and PRISMA reporting. The web and extension are available, with a free tier and paid plans from $12/user/mo (annual).