Paste the text and reference list together to find citations that do not line up. Works with APA and Harvard author–year citations.
Text and files stay in your browser. Nothing is uploaded. Check the result against your document before using it.
Paste a paper to start.
Paste the paper and its reference list in one box. The checker looks for APA and Harvard author–year citations such as “(Smith, 2020)” and “Smith (2020)”, then compares them with entries at the end of the paper.
If it picks the wrong start of the reference list, set the line number yourself. Results point back to the text so you can check missing, unused or mismatched entries. This does not confirm that a source exists.