How to Cite Sources with No Author and No Date in APA 7th Edition

Learn the correct way to cite a source with no author and no date in APA 7th edition format, including title placement and formatting rules.

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To cite a source with no author and no date in APA 7th edition, list the title first followed by the year (n.d. for no date). For example: Title of the Document. (n.d.). Website Name. URL. Make sure to italicize the title and website name. This format helps ensure proper attribution even when author and date information are unavailable.

FAQs & Answers

  1. How do I cite a webpage with no author in APA 7th edition? In APA 7th edition, if there is no author, begin your citation with the title of the webpage, followed by the date or (n.d.) if no date is available.
  2. What does (n.d.) mean in an APA citation? (n.d.) stands for "no date" and is used in APA citations when the publication date of the source is not available.
  3. Should I italicize the title when citing a source with no author in APA 7th edition? Yes, the title of the document or webpage should be italicized when it appears at the beginning of the citation with no author.

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