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Google scholar, a popular web resource that indexes journal article citations, can be used to obtain citations in RIS (Refman) format to import into Endnote.

Downloading from Google Scholar

  1. In Scholar, click on the 'cite' link under the entry for the item you are trying to cite.
  2. Choose the Refman option at the bottom of the pop-up screen.

  3. Allow it to save the file scholar.ris (or scholar(1).ris, etc) to your computer
  4. Export more than one citation by saving to a list in "My Library." Begin by clicking the star under each citation of interest.





  1. Click RefMan and the citations().ris file will download.
  2. Collect in EndnoteWeb as shown below


Importing into EndnoteWeb


  1. Login to EndNoteWeb.
  2. Click on the Collect tab
  3. Click on "Import New References" 
  4. Next to File, Click on "Choose File" the  button and find the citations().ris file for GoogleScholar... file you downloaded (look in F:\My Documents\Downloads)
  5. Next to "Import Option," choose RefMan RIS.
  6. Click Import.
  7. If you chose a New Group, you'll be prompted to create the group name:

    Type in a name for the group and click OK.
  8. Endnote will report back "Number references were imported to "Group Name".
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