AMA Citation Generator

Typically the author(s), title, publication name (journal, book, or website), year, and — for journal articles — volume, issue, and page numbers. Provide what you have; the tool formats it correctly and flags if something important is missing.

Yes — give it a list of sources in the order you cited them, and it returns numbered AMA references in that order, ready to paste into your reference list.

For websites and online articles, AMA style typically includes a URL and an access date. Mention that your source is online and include those details for the correct format.

AMA style has specific rules for listing multiple authors, including when to abbreviate a long author list with 'et al.' List all the authors you have and it applies the correct format.

Yes — for government reports, institutional publications, or other sources without an individual author, list the organization and it's formatted according to AMA's rules for corporate authorship.

Yes — while the format follows AMA rules, always verify the details (spelling, page numbers, year) against your actual source before submitting, since citation accuracy is your responsibility.