How to Request Haitian Creole Audio in Microsoft Immersive Reader
Question details
The user wants to know how to add or request Haitian Creole audio reading and translation support in Microsoft Immersive Reader.
- Product
- Microsoft Immersive Reader
- Device & OS
- not provided
- Scenario
- Looking for specific language audio reading capabilities while using Immersive Reader for document or web accessibility.
- Observed behavior
- Haitian Creole audio is currently unsupported, requiring a feature suggestion to be submitted to Microsoft.
Ensure you are signed in to your Microsoft account on your device so you can successfully submit and track feature requests through the Feedback Hub.
Submit a Feature Suggestion via the Feedback Hub
Use the Microsoft Feedback Hub or Microsoft 365 feedback mechanism to officially request Haitian Creole audio support.
Microsoft Immersive Reader continuously expands its language capabilities based on user demand. Since Haitian Creole audio is not currently available, submitting a formal feature suggestion alerts the Microsoft development team to the need for this specific language.
Press the Windows key on your keyboard, type 'Feedback Hub', and click on the app to launch it.
Click on the 'Report a problem' or 'Suggest a feature' button on the home screen, then select the 'Suggest a feature' option.
In the summary box, type 'Add Haitian Creole audio reading support to Immersive Reader'. Use the detail box below to explain how this feature would benefit you and other users.
Choose the appropriate category (such as Apps > Microsoft Edge or Microsoft 365), review your input, and click 'Submit' to send your request to Microsoft.
Try WPS Office for Accessible Document Reading
While you wait for Microsoft to add Haitian Creole audio to Immersive Reader, consider exploring WPS Office for your document needs. WPS Office is a free, lightweight alternative that supports local accessibility tools and operating system language features.
- 1. Download and Install: Visit the official WPS Office website to download the free suite and install it on your device in minutes.
- 2. Open your Documents: Launch WPS Writer and open your existing .docx files seamlessly to begin editing or reading.
- 3. Use System Accessibility Tools: Highlight text in your document and utilize your computer's built-in text-to-speech features to read the content aloud in supported languages.

Frequently Asked Questions
Does Microsoft Immersive Reader support Haitian Creole text translation?
Immersive Reader does support text-based translation for many languages. However, audio read-aloud functionality relies on Neural Text-to-Speech (TTS) voices, which are often developed separately and may not be immediately available for all translated languages.
Can I install a third-party voice for Haitian Creole in Microsoft 365?
Microsoft Immersive Reader primarily relies on cloud-based Microsoft Azure Neural TTS voices. Third-party voices installed locally on your Windows machine generally do not sync with Immersive Reader's cloud engine.
How long does it take for Microsoft to add requested languages?
The timeline varies significantly based on community demand, the technical complexity of recording and training a new neural voice, and Microsoft's current development roadmap. Upvoting existing feedback can help accelerate the process.
Are there other tools that support Haitian Creole audio?
If you urgently need audio support for Haitian Creole, consider exploring dedicated system-level screen readers or third-party text-to-speech software that supports custom voice packs. You can copy text from your documents and paste it into these tools to have it read aloud.




