UPDATED FOR APA 7TH EDITION (2025)

R Console Output to APA 7: The Easy Way

Stop wasting hours formatting p-values and confidence intervals. Paste your raw statistical output and get perfect APA 7 style reports.
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Stop fighting with packages

THE HARD WAY

R "Package Hell"

> install.packages("apaTables")

> install.packages("flextable")

Error: package 'broom' 0.5.6 is required

> apa.reg.table(lm_output, filename="Table1.doc")

  • ❌ Complex: Requires learning new syntax just for formatting.
  • ❌ Fragile: Updates often break your report code.
  • ❌ Overkill: Sometimes you just want one sentence for a T-test.
THE EASY WAY

APA Gen Output

Statistical Analysis

An independent-samples t-test was conducted to compare scores between the two groups...

Results

"An independent-samples t-test indicated that scores were significantly higher for Group A (M = 5.2, SD = 1.1) than for Group B..."

  • ✅ No Code: Just paste the standard summary(model) output.
  • ✅ Universal: Works with base R, lme4, and more.
  • ✅ Formatted: Correct italics and decimal places automatically.
THE ZERO-CODE SOLUTION

From Console to Manuscript

Perfect for students who use R for analysis but write in Word. Bridge the gap without learning RMarkdown.

Parse R Output Now Tables Generation: COMING SOON
Fully Supported Functions

t.test(), aov(), lm(), glm(), lmer() [lme4/lmerTest], chisq.test(), cor.test(), wilcox.test(), kruskal.test()

+ Support for psych::describe, emmeans, and effectsize outputs.

Manual Guide: Reporting R Stats in APA 7

Not sure which function to use? Read the R Manual Guide.

1. Degrees of Freedom

R output often hides degrees of freedom or labels them simply as df. In APA 7, these must be reported in parentheses, e.g., t(24) or F(2, 48).
Note: For Mixed Models (lmer), R does not provide p-values or df by default due to statistical debates (Bates et al.). You may need to use lmerTest or our tool to approximate them for APA reporting.

2. Effect Sizes

Base R functions like t.test do not provide effect sizes (Cohen's d). APA 7 requires effect sizes. We recommend using the effectsize package. Simply run `cohens_d(x)` and paste the output.

Frequently Asked Questions about R & APA

Which R packages do I need?

To use APA Gen, you need ZERO packages. Just run your standard t.test() or summary(aov()) and paste the console text. We parse the text directly.

Does this work with RMarkdown?

If you are already using RMarkdown/Quarto, you probably don't need us! This tool is designed for researchers who run R interactively but write their papers in Microsoft Word or Google Docs.