📝Footnote / Endnote Formatter
Auto-generate footnotes in Chicago Full Note, Chicago Short Note, and Korean humanities styles, including ibid. for repeated citations. Useful for humanities, history, and religion papers, thesis footnotes, and academic publishing prep.
How to use
- 1Pick a style and source type (book, journal, web).
- 2Enter author, title, page, etc.
- 3Copy the footnote and repeat-citation forms.
FAQ
How does ibid. work?+
When referring to the immediately preceding citation, write 'ibid., page'. Korean papers use '위의 책' or '앞의 글'.
Footnote vs. endnote?+
Footnotes appear at the bottom of the page; endnotes gather at the end of a chapter or book. Format is the same — only location differs.
Why footnotes in humanities?+
History, literature, and philosophy require detailed sources and side notes without breaking the flow. Social and natural sciences use in-text citation more often.
Full vs. Short Note?+
First citation: Full Note (full info). Repeated citations: Short Note (author, short title, page).
Multiple citations in one footnote?+
Separate with semicolons (;). E.g., '김철수, 책1, 23; 이영희, 책2, 45.'
How do I auto-number footnotes in Word?+
Word's 'References → Insert Footnote' numbers them automatically. This tool just generates the citation text.