Load Citation from Google Scholar to BibTeX via Endnote and JabRef

Go to Google Scholar at here.

Click on the “Scholar Preferences” link on the right next to the “Search” button.

In the “Bibliography Manager” field, click in the radio button next to “Show links to import citations into” and choose “EndNote” in the drop down menu.

Then click on the “Save Preferences” button in the lower left corner.

Perform a search in Google Scholar here.

Click on “Import into EndNote” link.

The File Download window will appear. Click on the “Open” button.

You will then be prompted to choose an EndNote library to import the selected reference.

After choosing your library, the reference will be automatically imported in your EndNote library.

Install the Endnote to BibTex style (available here).

Select all reference you want to export.

Go to File > Export, then choose Text Only and BibTeX Export (may be settled in “Select Another Style”). That will save a .txt file.

Once you have that .txt file, open up JabRef, and go to File > Import into new database, then select the file you exported from EndNote. This will load your library into JabRef.

Edit the default format for BibTeX keys. Go Options > Preferences > BibTex key generator by changing the key pattern using the terms here. For example, you can make the keys appear as smith13study by changing the pattern to [auth:lower][shortyear][veryshorttitle:lower].

Once you have your data as you like it, save it as a .bib file that can be referenced as needed when compiling your document.