Citation Clipper for Notion

Highlight text anywhere, hit a hotkey, and save a formatted citation straight into Notion.

Highlight any paper, click once, and save a DOI-verified APA or MLA citation, quote and notes straight to your Notion database. Stop losing hours to citations. Citation Clipper turns any passage you highlight into a verified, correctly formatted citation, saved straight to your Notion research database along with the exact quote, the source link and your notes. Built for students, PhD candidates and researchers who write and organize in Notion. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ HOW IT WORKS 1. Highlight a passage on any article or journal page 2. Click "Save Citation to Notion" 3. Pick your style, add tags or a note, and save That's it. Your citation, quote and source are filed in Notion in seconds. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ WHY RESEARCHERS USE IT ✓ DOI-verified accuracy Many journal pages hide or garble author and date details. Citation Clipper detects the DOI and pulls the correct author, year and journal from CrossRef, so your reference is right even when the page isn't. ✓ Formatted the way your professor expects Switch between [APA, MLA, Chicago, Harvard] in one click. Italics, issue numbers and DOI links are placed correctly, so there's no manual fixing. ✓ Your quote never gets separated from its source Every clip saves the exact quote alongside its full citation and link. When you come back weeks later, you'll know exactly where every line came from, which also helps protect you from accidental plagiarism. ✓ A research library that builds itself Each clip becomes a row in your Notion database: searchable, sortable and tagged. Use tags like Research or Reading List to organize sources by chapter, project or course. ✓ Notes in the moment Add a quick thought while you read ("supports Chapter 2," "compare with Moreau 2022") and it stays attached to the source. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ PERFECT FOR - Literature reviews and theses - Essays, term papers and dissertations - Academic research and grant writing - Anyone building a reading list in Notion