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About VenueLens – CCF & ICORE Rankings for Google Scholar, dblp, PubMed
See the CCF and ICORE rank of every paper's venue, right where you search.
VenueLens adds small badges next to each paper on Google Scholar, dblp, PubMed and arXiv:
CCF A ICORE A* Cites 9.1
No account. No login. The ranking data is built in, so it works with or without a VPN.
★ ACCURATE, NOT GUESSED
Google Scholar often cuts venue names short: "2021 IEEE/CVF …" could be CVPR, ICCV or WACV. VenueLens checks the paper's own record on Crossref and only shows a badge when the match is certain. If it can't be sure, it shows "?" and lists the candidates, never a wrong rank.
Every badge explains how the venue was identified: dblp key, ISSN, the paper's link, or its Crossref record.
★ UP-TO-DATE RANKINGS
• CCF recommended list, 7th edition (March 2026), all 10 areas, A/B/C
• ICORE (CORE) conference rankings 2026, A*/A/B/C
• Journal 2-year mean citations from OpenAlex for 137,000 journals (not the JCR impact factor; explained in each badge)
• Handles renamed and merged venues: PACMMOD = SIGMOD, PVLDB = VLDB, IMWUT = UbiComp, PACMSE = FSE
★ FIND THE PAPERS THAT COUNT
• One-click filter on Google Scholar: CCF A, CCF A–B, or ICORE A*/A
• Works on Google Scholar search and author profiles, dblp, PubMed and arXiv ("Accepted to CVPR 2026" comments)
★ YOUR SCHOOL'S OWN LIST
Import your institution's journal tiers as a CSV file (Excel exports work, including Chinese files) and see your own labels next to every paper. The list stays on your computer.
★ PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• No account, no analytics, no tracking
• Settings and lists stay on your computer
• Online lookup sends only a paper's public title, year and first author's surname to Crossref, and can be turned off
Made by a PhD researcher, for students and researchers who need to judge papers quickly.