I contribute a bit to various forums and Stack Exchange sites and I often want to cite a journal article that I've found from a quick search on Google Scholar. Google Scholar allows for easy exporting of BibTeX references.
I then want to get the citation into a reasonable format for inclusion in a post (e.g., an answer on a stack exchange question).
I'm not that fussy about the particular bibliographic style, although all the core information should be included (and something like APA style would be good).
What is a quick method for getting a single BibTeX reference from Google Scholar into a respectable format for inclusion into an online forum post?
Best Answer
You can try bibtex.online, it converts BibTeX to formatted text in many formats (APA, MLA, Chicago, Harvard, Vancouver...).
No installation is required since it runs in the browser.
Example: