Google Scholar has no button to download a profile's publication list with citation counts. CiteVector builds a dashboard from any public profile and lets you download that list as a CSV file for a spreadsheet, or the full dashboard data as JSON. It is free and needs no sign-in.
user= ID) above and load the dashboard.citevector-<user ID>-publications.csv.The file is built in your browser from the data already on the page.
One row per publication, most cited first:
| Column | Contents |
|---|---|
rank | Position by citations |
title, authors, venue, year | As listed on the Scholar profile |
citations | Current "Cited by" count |
citations_per_year | Citations divided by the paper's age (publication dated mid-year) |
projected_1yr, projected_3yr, projected_5yr | Forecast citation count 1, 3 and 5 years ahead (method) |
doi | DOI matched through OpenAlex, filled for the top 20 papers once matching finishes; blank otherwise |
scholar_url | Link to the paper's Google Scholar entry |
Export JSON saves the profile as loaded (metrics, yearly citation counts and the publication list), CiteVector's own dated observations, and the Wayback Machine snapshots with the citations, h-index and i10-index parsed from each. Use it when you need the h-index history rather than just the paper list.
&view_op=list_works&sortby=citedby&pagesize=100 in the URL includes up to 100.The dashboard notes which source the data came from.