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Top Journal Finder Tools for Researchers

 

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Top Journal Finder Tools for Researchers

Find the perfect journal for your manuscript in minutes!

 

🔍 1. Publisher-Specific Journal Finders

Platform

Features

Link

Elsevier® Journal Finder

Match using title/abstract; Scopus-indexed journals

journalfinder.elsevier.com

Springer Journal Suggester

Suggests Springer and BMC journals

journal-suggester.springer.com

Wiley Journal Finder

Suggests journals from Wiley’s portfolio

journalfinder.wiley.com

Taylor & Francis Journal Suggester

Covers Science, Social Sciences, and Arts

journal-suggester.taylorandfrancis.com

IEEE Publication Recommender

Ideal for Engineering, AI, Robotics papers

ieeeauthorcenter.ieee.org

 

🌐 2. Cross-Publisher & AI-Based Tools

Tool

Highlight

Link

JANE (Journal/Author Name Estimator)

Uses PubMed data to find biomedical journals

jane.biosemantics.org

Edanz Journal Selector

Includes Impact Factor, OA status

journalfinder.edanz.com

Clarivate Manuscript Matcher

Integrates with EndNote & Web of Science

mymanuscriptsmatch.clarivate.com

Paperpal Journal Finder

AI-matching with writing feedback integration

paperpal.com

Researcher.Life Journal Finder

Advanced filters: acceptance rates, review times

researcher.life

 

🧠 3. Niche or Advanced Tools

Tool

Focus

Link

Cofactor Journal Selector

Highlights ethical standards (COPE, DOAJ)

cofactorscience.com

PubReMiner

Deep mining of PubMed to suggest journals and terms

PubReMiner

ScienceGate Journal Finder

Broad database of open access and indexed journals

sciencegate.app

 

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Abdul Moid

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