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EndNote 2025.3 for Mac

EndNote 2025.3 for Mac

Mac Business
Updated Nov 4, 2026
Mac Business • Updated Nov 4, 2026

EndNote 2025.3 is the Mac version of the long-running reference manager from Clarivate, used by researchers, students and academics to collect sources, insert citations and build correctly formatted bibliographies. Instead of hand-typing references or wrestling with style guides, you save articles and PDFs into an EndNote library and let the app handle formatting across more than 7,500 journal and citation styles. The 2025 line adds AI-assisted tools, including a Research Assistant designed to surface insights from your own library, and keeps the tight integration with Microsoft Word that most academic writers rely on. EndNote 2025.3 for macOS runs on Intel and Apple silicon Macs and syncs your library between desktop and the web, so your references follow you between machines.

Key Features

  • Reference library with PDF storage, annotations and full-text search across everything you have saved.
  • Cite While You Write integration with Microsoft Word for in-text citations and instant bibliographies.
  • More than 7,500 citation styles, with tools to find journal-specific output styles.
  • AI-assisted Research Assistant in EndNote 2025 to help surface insights from your library.
  • Library sharing and EndNote Online sync for collaboration and working across devices.

How to Download

  1. Download from the official site to reach the official EndNote product page from Clarivate.
  2. Choose the trial or purchase option that fits you; the installer downloads as a disk image (.dmg).
  3. Open the .dmg, run the installer, and either enter your product key or start the 30-day free trial when prompted.

Is EndNote free for Mac?

EndNote is commercial software. You can install a 30-day free trial from the official site to evaluate it before buying a license.

Does EndNote 2025.3 work with Apple silicon Macs?

Yes. The current EndNote 2025 releases support modern macOS on both Intel and Apple silicon machines; check the official system requirements for your setup.

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