ResponsiveVoice language voices
Tèks pou lapawòl an kreyòl ayisyen
ResponsiveVoice helps make Haitian Creole content easier to listen to on websites, learning pages and apps. Where a specific voice is unavailable, ResponsiveVoice uses the closest available fallback path.
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Available voices
Haitian Creole voices for websites and apps
Use a friendly ResponsiveVoice voice name such as Haitian Creole Female, or select by BCP-47 language code with { lang: 'ht' }. The browser SDK uses native speech where it fits and falls back to ResponsiveVoice server audio when a closer voice is needed.
| Voice name | Language code | How to select it |
|---|---|---|
| Haitian Creole Female | ht | Use by exact name, pattern, or language query. |
One-line browser setup
Add Haitian Creole speech with JavaScript
<script src="https://cdn.responsivevoice.org/sdk/latest/responsivevoice.js"></script>
<script>
responsiveVoice.init({ apiKey: 'YOUR_API_KEY' });
responsiveVoice.speak("Ajoute tèks pou lapawòl an kreyòl ayisyen sou sit entènèt ou.", "Haitian Creole Female");
</script>For a first demo you can initialize without an API key and use the device voice. Register and verify your website domain to unlock the full voice catalog. For backend audio generation, use the REST API with your API key and secret.
The listening experience
Give Haitian Creole readers a page they can hear
The ResponsiveVoice web player can narrate article content with paragraph-level highlighting, click-to-jump reading, speed controls, and a sticky mini-player after the controls scroll away. Set the player voice to Haitian Creole Female for a page-level Haitian Creole listening experience.
- Paragraph highlighting
- Voice override per page
- 0.5x to 3x speed cycle
- Skip non-readable elements
Use cases
Where Haitian Creole text to speech helps
Accessibility
Let visitors listen to page content, instructions and support flows when reading is difficult or inconvenient.
Learning
Support language learning, pronunciation practice and e-learning narration with a voice selected for this page.
Apps and product UX
Speak confirmations, alerts, onboarding steps and generated content from the browser or your backend.
FAQ
Haitian Creole text to speech questions
Which Haitian Creole voice should I use?
Start with Haitian Creole Female. If your app needs another tone or gender, test the other listed ResponsiveVoice voices and choose the one that best matches your audience.
Can I use Haitian Creole text to speech in a browser?
Yes. Use the ResponsiveVoice browser library from npm or the CDN. The browser can use native speech and ResponsiveVoice fallback audio depending on the selected voice and platform.
Can I generate Haitian Creole audio on a server?
Yes. Use the ResponsiveVoice REST API or API client with an API key and API secret. Keep the secret server-side only.
