EndNote

EndNote allows you to:

• Create your own EndNote library;
• Manually add references, including full-text research articles, or import them from databases;
• Add full-text PDFs and other files to your references;
• Insert in-text citations from your library with the Cite While You Write feature in Microsoft Word;
• Automatically build your bibliography using the library of 7,000+ reference types, download the University of Adelaide's own styles, or adapt/create your own;
• Sync your EndNote library across multiple devices with an online account, so you can access your research anytime, anywhere from the cloud;
• Share references and libraries with collaborators.

EndNote 21 is the latest release of EndNote and is available for all staff and students of the University of Adelaide.

Apart from some new features and enhancements, the interface and functionality of EndNote 21 is familiar to users of EndNote 20, so you may see some pages and videos still referring to EndNote 20 as these instructions are still relevant to the latest version.

The chart below provides a comparison of the three most recent versions of EndNote (X9, EN 20 and EN 21).

Click on the link below to view a short video outlining the new features in EndNote 21.

How to use EndNote 21 in seven minutes (Windows) (7:51)

How to use EndNote 21 in seven minutes (macOS) (7:51)