There are many ways to add references to an EndNote Library.
Note: Check all citations after exporting to EndNote for errors and edit if necessary
In most databases like Medline, CINAHL and PubMed, and on major publishers' websites, you can directly expport references into your EndNote Library.
Direct export option varies from database to database.
To select and export multiple records:
Use the below each Google Scholar citation to import references from Google Scholar.
You can create a reference by importing a PDF into your EndNote library. This works best when your PDF has a DOI (Digital Object Identifier). A DOI is a unique number assigned to digital resources.
Note: Citation details in PDFs scanned from a hard copy will not import into EndNote. If EndNote was unable to complete the fields, the reference will only contain the PDF, and you will need to fill out the fields manually.
From the References tab, click New Reference (CTRL+N), alternatively, click on the clipboard icon (see picture to the right)