APA, MLA, Chicago, Harvard, IEEE — and the local variations your specific university actually requires, checked manually line by line.
Plus your institution's local variations
Line by line, not batch auto-format
Your document never shared or reused
Most universities layer their own margin, spacing, heading, and title-page rules on top of the standard style guide. A generic formatting pass or citation-manager auto-format misses exactly these local requirements — the ones your submission gets rejected for.
We format to your university's actual submission guidelines, not just the generic version of the citation style.
Every heading level, table, figure caption, and reference is checked individually — automated formatting tools reliably miss edge cases.
We verify every in-text citation has a corresponding, correctly formatted reference-list entry — and flag any that don't.
Long documents drift in formatting chapter to chapter when done piecemeal — we check the whole thesis as one document, not section by section in isolation.
Title page, margins & spacing matched to your institution's template.
Heading & subheading levels applied consistently throughout.
In-text citations corrected and matched to your style.
Reference list checked entry by entry against the style guide.
Tables & figures captioned and numbered correctly.
Table of contents generated and page-matched.
Full-document consistency check across all chapters.
Revision window included.
Your document, plus your institution's style/template requirements.
We identify the exact style variant and any local institutional rules.
Applied section by section, checked line by line.
Ready to submit, with revisions included if anything's missed.
Formatting is quoted based on document length and complexity — there's no flat rate.
Share your document and style requirements for a clear price.
Get a Free QuoteYes — send us your institution's formatting guidelines or template, and we format to that exactly, on top of the base citation style.
Yes — correcting inconsistent or incorrect citations throughout an existing document is a core part of this service.
No — it's also useful for individual chapters before you submit them for supervisor review.
It depends on document length and complexity — share your deadline in your quote request and we'll confirm feasibility.
Share your draft and style requirements — we'll take care of the rest.
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