Turabian 9th Edition

Free Turabian Citation Generator

Turabian 9th edition is a simplified Chicago citation format designed for student research papers and dissertations. CiteMe formats Turabian references automatically from 10+ scholarly databases — paste a DOI, URL, or search by topic for footnotes and bibliography entries instantly.

How to use the Turabian citation generator

1

Search your source in Turabian

Enter a title, DOI, URL, ISBN, or author name to find the right source in real academic databases.

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Verify the metadata

Check author names, year, title, and source details before copying the final citation.

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Copy the citation and in-text format

Get the full Turabian reference plus the matching in-text citation or footnote format instantly.

Why Use Our Turabian Citation Generator?

Real Academic Databases

Search 250M+ works from OpenAlex, Semantic Scholar, and CrossRef. Every citation is real and verifiable with DOI links.

Turabian 9th Edition Compliant

Formatted according to A Manual for Writers (9th edition). Footnotes or author-date with proper bibliography formatting.

Footnote-Bibliography System

Get properly formatted footnotes with corresponding bibliography entries. First citation is full; subsequent uses short form.

Export Options

Copy formatted citations or export to BibTeX/RIS for use with Zotero, Mendeley, EndNote, and other reference managers.

Turabian Citation Examples

Journal Article

John D. Smith and Mary R. Johnson, "Machine Learning in Diagnostics," Nature Medicine 29, no. 4 (2024): 123-145.

In-text: 1

Book

A. B. Williams, Introduction to Data Science (London: Academic Press, 2023), 45.

In-text: 2

Website

World Health Organization, "Mental Health Guidelines," accessed January 15, 2024, https://www.who.int/mental-health.

In-text: 3

Examples in Turabian Notes-Bibliography format

Turabian Footnote Citations

First Citation

Full citation in the footnote:

¹ John Smith, Machine Learning (Press, 2024), 45.

Subsequent Citation

Shortened form:

² Smith, Machine Learning, 50.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Turabian citation style?

Turabian is a simplified version of Chicago style designed for students. Created by Kate Turabian, it is widely used for research papers and dissertations.

Is this Turabian citation generator free?

Yes! CiteMe offers free Turabian citations with a generous free tier.

How is Turabian different from Chicago?

Turabian is simplified Chicago for students. It covers the same citation formats but with streamlined rules. Many requirements (like manuscript formatting) are tailored for student papers rather than published works.

Does Turabian use footnotes or parenthetical citations?

Turabian supports both: Notes-Bibliography (footnotes) and Author-Date. The Notes-Bibliography system is more common in humanities courses.

How accurate is this Turabian generator?

Very accurate. We format according to A Manual for Writers, 9th edition.

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