Zotero
Reference managementFree tool to collect, organise, cite and share research
- Stars
- ★ 15.7k
- Licence
- AGPL-3.0
- Updated
- Opens RIS
- Opens BibTeX
- Opens EndNote XML
Last updated · 2 options
Quick answer: Zotero has the most stars on its repository of the 2 options here (★ 15.7k), followed by JabRef (★ 4.8k). Stars show popularity, not fit, so check formats, platforms and licence for your own work.
Clarivate's reference manager. Here are 2 free options, most-starred first.
From the vendor's own pricing page (endnote.com), checked 19 Oct 2026. Prices change and may exclude tax, so check before you decide.
Free tool to collect, organise, cite and share research
Open-source reference manager built around BibTeX
Yes. ResearchAlts lists 2 options: Zotero and JabRef.
Full version: $275 (one-time); Student: $150; Upgrade: $125. These are the vendor's published prices, checked 19 Oct 2026 on endnote.com.
Zotero (AGPL-3.0) and JabRef (MIT).
Zotero and JabRef (all of them).
Zotero, according to each project's own documentation (linked under “Fit” on its page). We haven't found it documented for the others.
Export your EndNote library as XML, then import it into Zotero with File → Import. Save the XML in the right folder and your PDFs come across too. Our step-by-step guide follows Zotero's official documentation.
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