We encourage you to use Zotero, available at no cost here:

What do Citation Management Tools do?

| Mendeley | Zotero | Easybib | |
| Access | |||
| Web Based | No* | Yes** | Yes |
| Cost | Free*** | Free | Free |
| Adding References | |||
| Import from online databases | Yes | Yes | No |
| Import citation information from web page | No | Yes | Yes |
| Output | |||
| Create in-text citations | Yes | Yes | No |
| Create bibliographies | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Collaborate | |||
| Sharing | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Group ability to add references to shared folder | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Publicly share Profile/citations | No | No | No |
| Storage | 2GB (free) | Yes, 100 MG, cloud based | No |
*While these tools are not Web-based, meaning you need to download a desktop application, they do have a web component (which can be used without being on the desktop download and which can be synced with the desktop).
**Zotero is a local client application that syncs data accessible on the web through a read-only interface. You cannot log into zotero.org and edit/add citations; it must be done through your local application. The web access is primarily a read-only backup and group discovery tool.
***Can pay for a more robust subscription, but the basic package is free.