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MLA (9th edition) to Harvard (Cite Them Right) converter

Paste a reference list formatted in MLA (9th edition) and get it back in Harvard (Cite Them Right). UK and Australian universities across most disciplines. Each reference is matched to a real catalog record and re-rendered with the official Harvard (Cite Them Right) style file; anything that cannot be matched is flagged instead of mangled.

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In CiteDash your references live as real, verified papers, and the whole bibliography re-renders in Harvard (Cite Them Right), MLA (9th edition), or any of 12 styles with one setting change.

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MLA (9th edition) to Harvard (Cite Them Right) FAQ

What changes between MLA (9th edition) and Harvard (Cite Them Right)?

Harvard (Cite Them Right) in text: Author-date in-text citations, for example (Author, 2021), with a reference list. Reference-list formatting differs too, which is why each entry is re-rendered from its real record with the official Harvard (Cite Them Right) style file rather than text-edited.

Why did some references not convert?

A reference only converts when it can be confidently matched to a catalog record. Journal articles match very well; books and web pages without a DOI match less often. Unmatched entries are listed untouched, never guessed at.

Is my reference list stored?

No. The conversion is stateless and pasted text is never logged. Only anonymous match-rate counts are kept.

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