FHJCIS Journal Finder: Find journals for your paper
Paste your research title, abstract and keywords, and pick a field. We search Crossref (and OpenAlex when the free pool allows) for journal articles on the same topic, then list the journals those papers appeared in — with the publisher, ISSN, a homepage when we have one, and a works count. We never invent impact factors or quartiles.
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Limits (please read)
Journals are listed because Crossref (and, when available, OpenAlex) returned articles in them that matched your search words. Works counts are deposited DOI counts from Crossref, or OpenAlex works counts. We do not show journal impact factor, quartiles (Q1–Q4), or SCIE / Web of Science indexing — those need official or licensed lists, and this tool will not invent them.
A listed journal is not a recommendation to submit, and it is not a check for predatory publishers. Read the journal’s aims and check official lists before you submit. See How to Choose a Journal and Avoid Predatory Journals.
From your title to a real journal list.
Describe the paper
Enter the title, and optionally the abstract and keywords, and choose a field.
Search real databases
The tool queries Crossref for journal articles on that topic, and OpenAlex when the free pool allows, then groups the results by journal.
See two, then the rest
The first two journals are shown immediately. Leave your name, email and WhatsApp to unlock the full list.
Talk to FHJCIS
If you want help submitting or formatting the paper, message us on WhatsApp or get a quote. You remain the author.
About the Journal Finder.
Is this tool free?
Yes. There is no payment and you do not need an account. The first two results are shown at once. We ask for your name, email and WhatsApp before showing the rest of the list.
Does it show impact factor or Q1 / Q2?
No. Official impact factors and journal quartiles need licensed Clarivate JCR data or other official lists. This tool will not invent those numbers. We only show a works count from Crossref or OpenAlex.
Where does the journal list come from?
From Crossref, and from OpenAlex when that API is available. Every journal in the results was the venue of real journal articles returned for your search. If OpenAlex’s shared free limit is used up, the tool continues with Crossref only.
Should I submit to a journal just because it appears here?
No. A match is not a recommendation. Check the journal’s aims, recent articles, fees and official indexing, and be careful of predatory venues. Our journal-choice guide can help. FHJCIS can also support formatting and submission — you remain the author, and we give no guarantees of acceptance.
What do you do with my name, email and WhatsApp?
They are saved as a lead, the same way our free-resource forms work, so the FHJCIS team can follow up about research and publication support. The search query itself runs in your browser. We keep a short topic and the field you picked with the lead.
Talk to the research team in Bahawalpur.
Message us on WhatsApp with your subject, target journal and deadline. We give guidance that strengthens your own work, with no guarantees of acceptance or publication.
Guidance that strengthens your own work
This tool gives general information, not legal or institutional advice. Your university and target journal set the rules that apply to you. FHJCIS provides research support, editing, formatting and analysis assistance; clients remain responsible for originality, accuracy, authorship and institutional compliance.