Choose the workflow for your paper
Cite This For Me offers reference generation and a premium service alongside Chegg paper checking. Citation is useful when the source records and the document need to stay connected through drafting and review.
Start with a representative section of your paper and the sources it needs. Compare the reference work, revision process and actual delivery file before changing the workflow for a complete project.
Check the actual Harvard variant
Harvard is a family of author and date conventions rather than one universal format. Start with your course’s named guide and compare the required edition with the styles available in the tool.
Citation supports Cite Them Right Harvard alongside its other supported style families. Keep a source’s author, date and publication details correct before changing formatting. A style switch cannot repair metadata for the wrong work.
Bring review into the document
Cite This For Me directs paper checking to Chegg. Citation’s draft workflow combines source records, comments and AI suggestions that you choose whether to apply. Decide which review task and coverage your project requires.
For a paraphrase, inspect meaning as well as wording. Keep the citation beside the borrowed idea and compare any revision with the original source. Citation’s public web check does not cover every private submission or certify originality.
Move the references and the evidence deliberately
Use a supported RIS or BibTeX export when your existing workflow provides one. Otherwise, add the original works by identifier or title and review the records. Pasted reference text is not automatically a linked source.
Bring the draft as an appropriate DOCX or TXT file and inspect the result. Confirm that the final reference list follows your course’s Harvard variant before replacing your original working copy.
Keep exploring.
Bring your sources and writing into one workspace. These guides will help you take the next step.