Mac
macOS 12 or later
Not sure? Apple menu › About This Mac: “Apple M” is Apple Silicon.
Addis Creatives turns Amharic speech into timed captions with Addis Scribe. Style them and export a captioned video, export SRT or VTT for CapCut, or create captions directly inside Premiere Pro and After Effects.
Start with the app for your computer. The panels for Premiere Pro and After Effects need the app running, because the app does the transcription.
macOS 12 or later
Not sure? Apple menu › About This Mac: “Apple M” is Apple Silicon.
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit
Installs for your user account; no administrator needed.
No separate download: open Addis Creatives, go to Settings and click Install panels. Keep the app open while you caption; the panels use it to make the captions.
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Open Addis Creatives and paste an Addis AI API key in Settings. It is kept in your computer's keychain, and transcription is billed to your Addis AI wallet.
The same captions are available in the API: add timestamps=word to a Scribe transcription, or ask for format=srt. Add language=om for Afaan Oromo, language=ti for Tigrinya, language=ha for Hausa, language=sid for Sidama, language=wal for Wolaytta or language=sw for Swahili.