Free AMA Citation Generator

AMA style is what medicine writes in. Defined by the AMA Manual of Style, now in its 11th edition, it is the required format across most biomedical journals, medical schools and nursing programmes — and it works differently from the styles students usually learn first. References are numbered in order of first appearance and cited with a superscript numeral, not an author-date parenthetical.

This free AMA citation generator takes a DOI, a PubMed link or raw source details and returns the numbered reference entry alongside the superscript in-text form. It handles the parts people reliably get wrong: NLM journal abbreviations, surname-plus-initials author names with no periods, and the six-author cutoff before 'et al'.

Journal articles, books, book chapters and websites each have their own AMA pattern, so pick the source type before generating. Nothing is fabricated — missing details come back flagged rather than invented, which matters more in a literature review than anywhere else.