Journalism & media
Create draft transcripts for field interviews, oral histories, podcasts, and documentary audio with speaker labels and subtitle-ready output.
Haitian Creole transcription beta
Haitian Creole transcription for review-ready drafts.
KreyAI helps journalists, researchers, creators, and organizations turn Haitian Creole audio into draft transcripts, subtitles, and speaker-labeled outputs for human review.
Use cases
Transcription for work that needs context.
Legal & public work
Review sensitive Haitian Creole recordings with a privacy-focused workflow and downloadable files intended for careful human review.
Education & research
Turn lectures, participant interviews, and field research into structured drafts that are easier to review and analyze.
Workflow
Upload once. Download the format you need.
KreyAI keeps the process simple: choose a language, upload audio, then download transcript and subtitle outputs after processing.
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Choose Haitian Creole
Start a request with your email, select the best available language option, and upload your audio from desktop or mobile.
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Pick the output style
Use one-speaker draft output for straightforward audio or choose speaker labels when multiple voices need to stay separate.
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Download transcript and subtitles
Export text for editing or SRT/VTT subtitle files for video publishing and accessibility workflows.
Privacy
Private by design for every language.
Audio and transcripts are never used to train AI models.
Files stay available for 7 days, then are scheduled for deletion from active storage.
No traditional login is required, reducing unnecessary personal data collection.
FAQ
Questions about Haitian Creole transcription.
Can KreyAI transcribe Haitian Creole audio?+
Yes. Haitian Creole support is available in beta. Outputs are designed as useful drafts for review, especially when the audio includes regional speech, background noise, or code-switching.
Does it support speaker labels?+
Yes. Speaker-labeled output is available for interviews, meetings, podcasts, and other conversations where separating voices makes review easier. Multi-speaker Haitian Creole may need extra review while the feature is in beta.
Can I export Haitian Creole subtitles?+
Yes. After processing, you can download subtitle files such as SRT and VTT for video workflows.
Is Haitian Creole audio used for training?+
No. KreyAI does not use your audio or generated transcripts to train AI models.