EndNote 21 : EndNote Click

EndNote™ Click is a free, easy-to-use browser plugin that helps you save time accessing full-text journal articles by bringing your institutional subscriptions and open-access content into your workflow at your point of need.

EndNote Click works where you do, on campus, off-campus at home, or when traveling to conferences. Our extension integrates with over 20,000 academic websites, including the Web of Science and PubMed.

Over 750,000 at top research institutions worldwide use EndNote Click to turbocharge their literature searches.

Now available on Chrome, Firefox, and Opera. You can show your support for EndNote Click for Safari by upvoting this feature request here.

Add the EndNote™ Click extension to your browser to get started:

• Download EndNote Click for Chrome
• Download EndNote Click for Firefox
• Download EndNote Click for Edge
• or for Opera -- you'll need to add an extension called Chrome extensions for Opera first, then get EndNote Click for Chrome.

Create your EndNote Click account

On-campus access

EndNote Click automatically detects your library subscriptions when you are on campus based on your IP address.  You don't need to do anything.

Off-campus access

If your library supports off-campus access to subscriptions via EZproxy, OpenAthens, or Shibboleth EndNote Click can connect to this.  You'll need to log in to your library the first time you use EndNote Click off-campus.  

EndNote Click is designed to fit into your existing literature search workflow and works with thousands of academic platforms.

Here are some tips to help you get the most out of EndNote Click:

1. EndNote Click helps you access full-text article PDFs on Web of Science, Pubmed or 20,000 other academic platforms. EndNote Click tries to find the best available full-text PDF. 

2. You can start a Web of Science quick-search by clicking on the EndNote Click icon next to your browser's address bar:

• EndNote Click guide: capturing from Google Scholar

  This quick reference guide outlines the PDF capturing methods available with EndNote Click when querying Google Scholar.
• EndNote Click guide: capturing from PubMed

  This quick reference guide outlines the PDF capturing methods available with EndNote Click when querying the PubMed database hosted by the National Library of Medicine.

EndNote Click automatically builds up a search history of articles you access in your personal EndNote Click Locker. This means you can come back and read full-text articles you previously read anytime and anywhere.

You can:

• organize your articles with tags
• download PDFs to your computer
• export articles to your preferred reference manager (EndNote, Zotero or Mendeley)
• or conveniently share the article with colleagues

EndNote Click includes enhanced integration with EndNote 20 and EndNote 21, allowing you to automatically export your references and PDFs straight from your EndNote Click viewer into EndNote. When viewing PDFs in the EndNote Click Viewer, you will be able to select the option to Export To EndNote which allows you to export your references with PDFs attached into EndNote in one click. If you do not see the Export to EndNote button, you may need to set EndNote as your preferred reference manager in your EndNote Click settings. 

EndNote Click also integrates with Web of Science data to help you make more informed reading decisions on the web. You can easily identify quality articles from journals that have been selected to be in the Web of Science Core Collection.  There’s also a convenient feature to look up the paper's citation count.