Zotero comes with the most common bibliographic styles, but many more are available to download.
To install a style:
The new style will now appear in Zotero's style lists.
To quickly create a citation for one or more references within your Zotero library:
Once you have selected a citation style, you will choose whether you want the output to be a citation (i.e., and in-text citation) or a bibliography.
You can choose whether to save the output as RTF or HTML, or to copy it to your clipboard or print it. "Copy to Clipboard" is the default option, and this is probably what you will use most often if you just want to add a citation or two to an email or document.
If you are working on a long document and plan to include numerous in-text citations and a bibliography, then you may prefer to use Zotero's word processor integration.
Creating a Bibliography from Zotero:
Selecting References or Collections:
Generating Bibliography:
Configuring Output:
Alternative Method - Drag and Drop:
Tip: Drag and drop the references directly from Zotero into a document and the references will turn into to formatted citations. This feature works with all word processors, including Google Docs. Be sure to check your references! Automatically generated bibliographies may not be perfect.