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APA 7 frequently asked questions with short answers

APA 7 frequently asked questions with short answers

October 29, 2026

Quick answer

These are the briefest answers to common APA 7 questions: 1-inch margins, double spacing, a 0.5-inch indent, a page number at the top right and author-date citations. Each answer in the table links to its full guide, where the rule is explained with examples.

What are the shortest answers?

QuestionAnswerGuide
What margins?1 inch on all sidesMargins
What line spacing?Double, no space between paragraphsLine spacing
How big is the indent?0.5 inch on the first lineIndentation
What font?Times New Roman 12, Calibri 11, Arial 11 and othersFont
Where does the page number go?Top rightPage numbers
What is on the title page?Title, author, school, course, instructor, dateTitle page
When do I use quotation marks?Direct quotes under 40 wordsDirect quotes
How do I cite several authors?Two: both. Three or more: first and "et al."Multiple authors
How do I cite a website?Author, date, title, site, linkWebsite
How do I cite ChatGPT?OpenAI as author, version, labelAI
Which edition applies?The 7thCurrent edition

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Checklist

  • Read the full guide for the topic
  • Checked your school's requirements

Frequently asked questions

What are the margins in APA?

One inch on all four sides of the page, including the title page and the reference list. It is the Normal setting in Word and Google Docs, so you usually only need to confirm it is selected.

What font does APA 7 use?

A permitted one: Times New Roman 12 pt, Calibri 11 pt, Arial 11 pt, Georgia 11 pt or Lucida Sans Unicode 10 pt. Pick one and use it for the whole paper unless your school requires a specific font.

How do you cite a website?

In the text, with author and year: (Rivera, 2024). In the reference list, write the author, the date, the page title in italics, the site name and the full link, in that order, then check it.

Last reviewed: . Official source.