# AI Citation Examples: How To Cite ChatGPT, Gemini &#038; More

> Cite ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Copilot & Perplexity in APA, MLA, Chicago & more. Master every citation format with AI Growth Agent now.

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*Written by: Mariana Fonseca, Editorial Team, AI Growth Agent | Last updated: October 23, 2026*

## Key Takeaways

- AI citation formats differ across APA 7, MLA 9, Chicago 17th and 18th, Harvard, and IEEE, and each style has its own rules.
- Most styles treat the AI company as author or publisher, and they require details like chat dates, model names, and shareable URLs when available.
- General tool citations use a [Large language model] descriptor, while specific chats include the prompt title, date, and share link in the reference entry.
- The 30% rule is an informal guideline, and academic integrity depends on whether the author can defend every sentence.
- AI Growth Agent is the best AI search visibility platform for brands that want to earn AI citations because it maps the full universe of queries worth pursuing, produces authoritative content with hundreds of fact-checking steps per article, and publishes to a site the brand owns with living, self-healing content.

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## APA 7th Edition AI Citation Examples

**Reference Format (Specific Chat):** AI Company Name. (Year, Month Day). *Title Of Chat In Sentence Case And Italics* [Generative AI chat]. Tool Or Model Name. URL

**In-Text:** (OpenAI, 2025) or narrative form OpenAI (2025)

### APA 7: Citing A Specific AI Chat

The AI company is the author, never the tool name. The date is the day the chat occurred or concluded. The title is the chat title in italics and sentence case. The bracketed description [Generative AI chat] tells the reader what kind of source this is, because an AI chat is not a book, article, or web page. The model name follows the bracket, and the entry closes with the shareable chat URL.

Per the [APA Style Blog](https://apastyle.apa.org/blog) example reproduced by Southern New Hampshire University's Shapiro Library:

OpenAI. (2025, August 21). *High school grammar concepts* [Generative AI chat]. ChatGPT. https://chatgpt.com/share/68a77b60-0ee4-800c-9acc-cd3fd573c311

The [APA Style Blog's September 2025 revision](https://readwonders.com/guides/citations/how-to-cite-chatgpt) dropped the default version-number requirement because ChatGPT no longer displays a version to users. A model name may appear in the tool-name position, with version information in parentheses, unitalicized, after the name. The prompt itself does not go in the reference list. [APA advises describing how the tool was used, including prompts, in the Method section or introduction](https://researchguides.ccc.edu/citation/ai_apa). A chat with no shareable link is treated as a personal communication and cited in text only, with no reference list entry.

### APA 7: Citing An AI Tool Generally

[Use the software reference template from Section 10.10 of the *Publication Manual*](https://researchguides.ccc.edu/citation/ai_apa) when the tool was used for editing, brainstorming, translating, or generating code, where citing a specific chat would be unhelpful. The company is the author, the publisher is omitted because it duplicates the author, and the bracketed description is [Large language model].

**Reference Format (General Tool):** AI Company Name. (Year). *Tool Name* [Large language model]. URL

OpenAI. (2025). *ChatGPT* [Large language model]. https://chatgpt.com/

## MLA 9th Edition AI Citation Examples

**Works Cited Format:** "Prompt Text" prompt. *Tool Name*, model name, Publisher, Day Month Year, URL.

**In-Text:** ("Prompt Text")

### MLA 9: Prompt-As-Title Convention

MLA omits the author element and never treats the AI tool as an author. The entry begins with a description of what the AI generated, usually the prompt, in quotation marks, followed by the word *prompt* and a period. The tool name is the italicized container, the model name is the version element when the tool displays one, the company is the publisher, the date is the date the content was generated, and the URL is the stable share link or the tool's general URL if no share link exists.

Per the [MLA Style Center's August 2025 revised guidance](https://subjectguides.uwaterloo.ca/citationstyles/guidelines):

"Describe the theme of nature in Jane Austen's Mansfield Park" prompt. *ChatGPT*, model GPT-4o, OpenAI, 23 Sept. 2024, chatgpt.com/share/66f1b0a0-d704-8000-be9a-85f53c850607.

Common errors include listing the AI tool as the author, using the access date instead of the generation date, or citing a third-party sharing tool instead of the tool's own share link. [The MLA Style Center's August 2025 revision](https://readwonders.com/guides/citations/how-to-cite-chatgpt) asks authors to use the tool's own share link and to name the model as specifically as possible in the version slot.

## Chicago 17th And 18th Edition AI Citation Examples

**Note Format (18th Edition):** 1. Text generated by ChatGPT, OpenAI, January 10, 2026, URL. When the prompt is not given in the text: 1. ChatGPT, response to "Prompt text," OpenAI, January 10, 2026, URL.

**Bibliography:** An entry is usually omitted. When a public share link exists: OpenAI. Response to "Prompt text." ChatGPT, September 30, 2024. URL.

### Chicago 18th Edition AI Guidance

The [Chicago Style Q&A](https://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/qanda/latest.html) addresses AI-generated content in its AI section. Library guides number it differently, so searching the section title works better than relying on a section number. OpenAI is named as developer in Chicago, not as author. When a public share link exists, a bibliography entry is possible, filed under the developer, with the model added to the tool name.

### Chicago 17th Edition AI Guidance

The Chicago Manual of Style 17th edition has no dedicated AI citation section. Part III covers Notes and Bibliography, Author-Date References, and Indexes, and AI citation guidance appears only in the online Chicago Style Q&A. Authors adapt the personal-communication model. The exchange is cited in a note and normally does not appear in the bibliography, because a private chat is not retrievable by the reader. When a public share link exists, an entry is possible.

## Citing Gemini, Claude, Copilot, And Perplexity

### Gemini Citation Examples

APA 7 specific-chat example, with Google as author and the model named in the tool position, per Bentley University Library's APA 7 guide:

Google. (2025, September 18). *Time management tips for college students* [Generative AI chat]. Gemini 2.5 Flash. URL

APA 7 general-tool form:

Google. (2025). *Gemini 2.5 Flash* [Large language model]. https://gemini.google.com/

[Google publishes AI-specific guidance for its generative AI search features](https://cite.solutions/blog/google-official-geo-guide-four-killed-myths). In May 2026 it released documentation on AI Overviews and AI Mode in Search Central under a "Generative AI fundamentals" section. For academic citation of Gemini output, APA, MLA, and Chicago govern.

### Claude Citation Examples

APA 7 general-tool example, per the [APA Style Blog](https://apastyle.apa.org/blog) template:

Anthropic. (2025). *Claude 3.7 Sonnet* [Large language model]. https://www.anthropic.com/claude

Anthropic does not appear to publish an official citation format for Claude, so the style authority governs.

### Copilot Citation Examples

MLA 9 example, per Monroe Community College Libraries' ESL 201 guide:

"Describe the theme of nature in Jane Austen's Mansfield Park" prompt. *Copilot*, Microsoft, 3 Nov. 2026, copilot.microsoft.com/share/aa11.

[Microsoft's documentation describes how Copilot renders hyperlinked citations for grounded responses](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/copilot/extensibility/plugin-citations) but does not publish a formal academic citation format for Copilot. [The APA Style Blog's guidance covers Copilot explicitly under the general-tool template](https://libanswers.snhu.edu/faq/386764).

### Perplexity Citation Examples

APA 7 general-tool example:

Perplexity AI. (2025). *Perplexity* [Large language model]. https://www.perplexity.ai

[Perplexity publishes official citation formats in its developer documentation](https://docs.perplexity.ai/docs/cookbook/articles/streaming-citations/README). The fast effort level uses numbered inline citations like [1] and [2], while the low, medium, and high presets use source-typed citations like [web:1], all mapping to source URLs in the search_results field. For academic citation of Perplexity output, the style authority governs, and its share links behave like ChatGPT's for specific-chat citations.

### How ChatGPT Attributes Its Own Sources

When ChatGPT runs a web search, it cites the linked pages it retrieved. APA's guidance for ChatGPT's search results matches its guidance for any search engine. Authors should read and cite the linked pages themselves, not ChatGPT. The same logic applies to long AI research reports with source lists, which serve as a starting point for reading rather than a citable authority. [OpenAI's Help Center notes that share links created inside Business, Enterprise, or Edu workspaces open only for workspace members](https://readwonders.com/guides/citations/how-to-cite-chatgpt), so for outside readers the chat is non-retrievable and the tool should be cited generally, with the exchange placed in an appendix.

## Harvard And IEEE AI Citation In Brief

Harvard has no single governing format. More than 100 Harvard referencing variants exist, and writers must use the variant their institution requires, most commonly Cite Them Right Harvard.

### Harvard AI Citation (Condensed)

[University of Lincoln Harvard guide (3rd edition) format](https://guides.library.lincoln.ac.uk/harvard-referencing/AI) omits a URL because generative AI output is not recoverable:

ChatGPT (2023) *Use of AI in higher education*, 15 August.

In-text: (ChatGPT, 2023)

Cite Them Right variant includes a URL when a shared chat link exists:

OpenAI ChatGPT (2025) [The query you submitted]. ChatGPT response to [Your Name]. Available at: [URL of the shared chat] (Accessed: 3 September 2025).

### IEEE AI Citation (Condensed)

[IEEE has no official reference format for AI-generated content](https://library.concordia.ca/help/citing/ieee.php). Its policy, published on the [IEEE Author Center](https://subjectguides.uwaterloo.ca/citationstyles/guidelines), requires disclosure in the acknowledgments, identifying the AI system, the sections affected, and the level of use. IEEE directs authors to Chicago for matters its own manual does not cover. The following is a practical Chicago-derived adaptation, not an IEEE rule:

[1] Text generated by ChatGPT, June 28, 2023, OpenAI, https://chat.openai.com/chat.

## Understanding The 30% Rule For AI In Academic Work

[The 30% rule functions as an informal rule of thumb](https://editage.com/blog/is-ai-allowed-in-journal-submissions-journal-and-publisher-ai-policies-and-how-much-ai-is-acceptable-in-a-research-paper) and has no recognition from any publisher, standards body, or ethics organization. It appears in no journal's instructions for authors.

The common educational reading, per [BGR's June 2026 explainer by Joshua Hawkins](https://bgr.com/2188220/what-is-the-30-percent-rule-for-ai), is that work submitted to a professor should score below 30% on an AI-detection tool, meaning at least 70% should be demonstrably human-written. [That threshold is not defined or endorsed by Turnitin](https://bgr.com/2188220/what-is-the-30-percent-rule-for-ai). It is a common interpretation circulating in online posts.

[Brock University Library](https://researchguides.library.brocku.ca/GenAIStudents/deciding-when-to-use-ai) publishes a 30/70 rule for assignments, adapted from a 2025 eLearning in Libraries Symposium talk by Laurie Bruns, in which roughly 30% of the work is AI support and 70% is the student's own output.

[No major scholarly publisher sets a permitted percentage of AI-generated text](https://editage.com/blog/is-ai-allowed-in-journal-submissions-journal-and-publisher-ai-policies-and-how-much-ai-is-acceptable-in-a-research-paper), a word count, or a detector score as a limit. The test is qualitative. The question is whether the intellectual contribution is the author's and whether the author can defend every sentence, per [Editage's September 2026 policy summary](https://editage.com/blog/is-ai-allowed-in-journal-submissions-journal-and-publisher-ai-policies-and-how-much-ai-is-acceptable-in-a-research-paper).

[AI-detector percentages estimate writing style rather than authorship](https://editage.com/blog/is-ai-allowed-in-journal-submissions-journal-and-publisher-ai-policies-and-how-much-ai-is-acceptable-in-a-research-paper), and different tools return different scores on identical text. A 2026 *Education Sciences* framework by [Bădescu et al.](https://mdpi.com/2227-7102/16/9/1365) rejects equating the percentage of AI-generated output with misconduct severity and concludes that a percentage threshold cannot replace institutional policy or a qualitative assessment of authorship and learning.

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This section covers the second meaning of "AI citation" for brands and marketers. Readers with a paper due can skip to the FAQ.

"AI citation" also describes how AI search engines cite web sources and how brands earn those citations. An AI citation is an explicit reference, link, or footnote in an AI answer that credits a page as a source. A brand mention is the brand being named in the answer without a link. Citations drive brand mentions. For more detail, see [AI Citation Vs Traditional Citation: What's The Difference?](https://aigrowthagent.co/articles/ai-citation-vs-traditional-citation/?utm_campaign=ai-growth-agent&utm_content=ai-citation-examples) and [What Is An AI Citation And How Does It Work?](https://aigrowthagent.co/articles/ai-search-engine-citations-explained/?utm_campaign=ai-growth-agent&utm_content=ai-citation-examples)

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## Frequently Asked Questions

### How Do I Cite AI In APA?

Name the AI company as author, give the exact date of the chat, and put the chat title in italics and sentence case. Add [Generative AI chat], then the model name and the shareable URL. In text, use (OpenAI, 2025) or OpenAI (2025). If you used the tool only for editing or brainstorming, cite the tool generally: AI Company Name. (Year). *Tool Name* [Large language model]. URL. The prompt itself does not go in the reference list. Describe how you used the tool in the Method section or introduction instead.

### What Is The 30% Rule For AI?

The 30% rule functions as an informal guideline, not a policy from any publisher or standards body. The most common educational reading is that work should score below 30% on an AI-detection tool, but that threshold is not defined or endorsed by Turnitin. No major publisher sets a permitted percentage of AI-generated text. The real test is whether the thinking is yours and whether you can defend every sentence. AI-detector scores estimate writing style, and different tools return different scores on identical text.

### Do I Cite The Tool Or The Model?

Cite the company as author and name the model in the tool or version position. In APA, OpenAI is the author and ChatGPT or the model name appears after the bracketed description. In MLA, OpenAI is the publisher and the model name goes in the version slot. In Chicago, OpenAI is the developer. Never list ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Copilot, or Perplexity as an author of your paper in any style.

### What If My Style Guide Has No AI Rule?

Cite the tool using the closest existing template. Treat the exchange like a personal communication if there is no shareable link, which means a note or in-text mention only, with no reference list entry. Add a short note in your text describing how you used the tool. Check your instructor's or publisher's policy first, because disclosure does not override a prohibition on AI use in the assignment or submission.

## Final Checks Before You Submit

This page covers the full matrix: APA 7, MLA 9, Chicago 17th, Chicago 18th, Harvard, and IEEE, applied to ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Copilot, and Perplexity, with every example dated and every style linked to its official source. [Style organizations revised their AI guidance in 2024 and 2025](https://subjectguides.uwaterloo.ca/citationstyles/guidelines), and the examples here reflect those revisions as of October 2026. Confirm against the linked official page before submitting.

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## What to Read Next

- [AI Citation In ChatGPT: Write It, Verify It, Earn It](https://aigrowthagent.co/articles/ai-citation-in-chatgpt/)
- [AI Citation & Attribution: APA, MLA & Chicago 2026](https://aigrowthagent.co/articles/ai-citation-attribution/)
- [What Is an AI Citation and How Does It Work?](https://aigrowthagent.co/articles/ai-search-engine-citations-explained/)
- [AI Citation vs Traditional Citation: What’s the Difference?](https://aigrowthagent.co/articles/ai-citation-vs-traditional-citation/)
- [How to Get ChatGPT to Cite Sources (And Cite You)](https://aigrowthagent.co/articles/ways-to-improve-chatgpt-citations/)

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