Hindi in Devanagari script
We write Hindi in its native Devanagari script rather than transliterating it into Latin letters, so the transcript reads the way Hindi is normally written. Hindi is one of the stronger South Asian languages our transcription engine handles, and clear speech transcribes accurately.
Everyday Hindi often mixes in English words, and the model handles that code-switching, keeping English terms in Latin script where a speaker uses them. You do not set anything for this; FastScribe detects Hindi and writes what it hears.
Hindi text, timestamps, and captions
The transcript stays in Hindi exactly as spoken and is never machine-translated. If you need English afterward, pass the Hindi text through a translation tool, which keeps this step focused on turning the audio into accurate Hindi.
Timestamps sit on each segment, so captioning Hindi video is easy. Export SRT or VTT to subtitle a Hindi interview or lecture, TXT for a plain Hindi transcript to edit, and DOCX on Pro for a formatted Hindi document.
Frequently asked questions
Does it write Hindi in Devanagari or Latin letters?
It writes Hindi in native Devanagari script, the way the language is normally written, rather than transliterating the audio into Latin letters that would be harder to read and reuse.
Can it handle Hindi mixed with English?
Yes. Everyday Hindi often mixes in English words, and our transcription engine handles that code-switching, keeping English terms in Latin script where the speaker actually uses them in the recording.
How accurate is Hindi transcription?
Hindi is among the stronger South Asian languages our transcription engine handles, so clear speech comes through accurately, though heavy background noise or thick regional accents can lower it, as with any language.