How to export NBIB File from PubMed?
Run Your Search in PubMed
- Enter your search query manually in PubMed, or use EasySLR’s Search Query Generator to create a query and open the search results directly in PubMed via EasySLR.
Click on the 'Send to' Button
- Located just above the search results list.
- In the pop-up menu, select Citation Manager from the list.
Select the Range
- To export all results, click the checkbox next to “All results on this page” and then choose “Select all results” if prompted.
- To export specific articles, select the checkboxes for the desired entries.
Download NBIB File
- Click Create File.
- Your browser will download the .nbib file to your default download folder.
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