Any researcher's impact, in seconds
Search a scholar and get the full citation-metrics suite — h-index, g-index, e-index, per-author and age-weighted variants — with every paper and one-click export. No installs, no account.
Try: Albert Bandura · Geert Hofstede · Anne-Wil Harzing
Bring your own set of papers — e.g. a BibTeX/RIS export from your Google Scholar profile, Zotero or EndNote, or a plain list of titles/DOIs. Each is matched to Crossref & OpenAlex for citation counts. Including DOIs gives the most accurate match.
Enter 2–4 researcher names. Each resolves to the closest OpenAlex profile (shown, so you can verify it's the right person), then the full metric suite lines up side by side with the leader in each row highlighted. Great for hiring, promotion, or editorial-board shortlists.
Your own OpenAlex key — free & ~10× the shared limit
Author search runs on OpenAlex's free quota, which is shared by everyone and can run out. Your own free key gives you a private, much bigger budget. About 30 seconds:
- Create a free account at openalex.org
- Open openalex.org/settings/api and copy your API key
- Paste it below — it's saved only in this browser and used only for your own searches.
Stored locally on your device (localStorage); sent only to query OpenAlex on your behalf.
Which author did you mean?
Names aren't unique — pick the right person (affiliation & publication count help). Data: OpenAlex.
What do these metrics mean?
Research landscape
Publications