AGLC4 Citation Generator

Don’t lose marks on your referencing.

You wrote the essay — the referencing shouldn’t be what costs you. Pincite builds every footnote, pinpoint and bibliography entry to the 4th edition of the Australian Guide to Legal Citation, exactly to rule. No AI, no guessing: the same source gives the same correct citation, every time.

Referencing Perfected

One Workspace Designed Exclusively for AGLC4‑Style Referencing

Try it — switch tabs and tap the glowing dots.

The Pincite Citations tab — a Case – Reported citation (Harrigan v Bellamy) filled in, with the pinpoint and the built footnote in the Your Citation card.
Save it to a project →

Your citation, live

It forms as you type — pinpoint, brackets and italics all handled, with the Bibliography, Ibid and Later footnote forms one tab away.

Referencing

Pick from 50 source types, fill in the fields, and your footnote forms as you type — the full citation, ibid and the shortened later form, ready to copy, with the governing AGLC4 rule beside every one.

Citations
The Pincite generator showing a live footnote — Harrigan v Bellamy (1991) 172 CLR 214, 229 — with its ibid and shortened later-reference forms.

Bibliography

Every source you save is grouped under the correct AGLC4 headings, alphabetised and reformatted into a finished bibliography — one click, ready to paste, no reformatting the night before.

Bibliography
A Pincite bibliography, grouped under AGLC4 headings — Articles/Books/Reports, Cases, Legislation — with every entry alphabetised and in bibliography form.

Projects

Keep each assignment’s sources in their own project, reload any citation to add a new pinpoint, and turn the whole project into your bibliography when you’re done — your work saves as you go.

Projects
The Pincite projects list — one project per assignment (Equity & Trusts, Constitutional Law, Administrative Law), each showing its saved-citation count.

Your Referencing Index

Every kind of source, and exactly how to cite it.

01

Search

Look up any document you need to cite — cases, legislation, journal articles, treaties, podcasts and dozens more.

02

Identify

See which of the 50 AGLC4 source types applies to it, explained in plain English.

03

Cite

Move straight into the generator with the right type ready, and reference it correctly.

→  Open the Referencing Index