Export/ Download/ Save from a Library Database
When you are viewing the information and abstract of an article, look for a link titled "Export," "Download," or "Save." Then, choose "RefWorks" in the dropdown menu or pop up box.
Choose your version
When saving from library resources, an intermediary screen will ask which version of RefWorks you would like to use. Click on the blue button on the to continue on to the newer default RefWorks.

From EBSCO Databases 
Click the link titled "Export" usually on the right side on a desktop view. Then, choose "Direct Export to RefWorks" radio button.

From JSTOR 
Click "Cite this item" on the right side of a citation. Then click the link for "Export to RefWorks" under the subheading for Export Citation.


From Project Muse Database 
Add the citation to MyMUSE Library by clicking "Save" next to a citation. Then under "My Account" > MyMUSE Library, click the link for Site Library Items. Select citation(s) and then click the blue button for "Export to RefWorks"




For HeinOnline 
See this guide to avoid the exporting from Cite link bug.
Save Citations from CLICsearch 
Look for "Refworks" in the full information view:

Or, select the three dots in your search results list next to a title, to see these options:
