
Krisp Voice Translation API
Real-time speech-to-speech translation API
In plain words
Krisp Voice Translation API provides real-time speech-to-speech translation across 61+ languages. Built from analysis of over a million live contact center calls, it handles background noise and accents with 96% accuracy. The API supports any-to-any language pairs and is designed for environments where translation reliability is critical. Developers can access it through a self-serve dashboard with 60 minutes of free credit upon signup.
written from the facts on this page · September 2026
From the sources
Most voice translation APIs work great in demos. Then real users show up with background noise, accents and verification code that gets garbled. We built our technology on a million live contact center calls where accuracy is non negotiable. 96% accuracy on real calls, zero patient safety incidents, 61+ languages with any to any pair. Translation API is now available self-serve with 60 mins free credit upon signup to dev dashboard.
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