Amazon Prime Video Now Available in Hindi on Mobile and Desktop

The popular video streaming app can be accessed in Hindi on the mobile app and even the desktop.

Prime Video now can be browsed in Hindi. 

(Photo: The Quint)

Amazon’s Prime Video platform is now available with support for Hindi in India for its users. You can switch to the language on the mobile app or even the desktop version of Prime Video.

This falls in line with the company’s push to localise content and its platforms. This comes after the Amazon shopping site got a Hindi version a few months back.

Unlike the Hindi app for shopping, Amazon has managed to roll out the language support within the existing app and platform itself. That’s not all, Amazon pointed that its growing selection of Prime Video's content can also be watched with descriptions and subtitles in Hindi now.

Members who choose to switch to Hindi on Prime Video can select the Hindi language option from the settings menu of their Prime Video app for iOS and Android devices.

This feature is also available on or personal computers via PrimeVideo.com and also through connected devices like smart TVs, gaming consoles such as Xbox One and PS3.

Select Settings from the hamburger on the top-left of the app. (Photo: The Quint)

How to Get Hindi on Amazon Prime Video:

• Go to Settings and select Language
• From there, click on Language and choose Hindi as your default
• Prime Video app will show its content in Hindi on mobile and desktop

Amazon has added Hindi language user interface (UI) to its search, navigation and customer support in its bid to add another 100 million users to Prime memberships in the country.

Hindi as a language is now available across the app interface. (Photo: The Quint)

Google has been doing its own bit to localise and lets users opt for Hindi as their main language across different platforms. Recently, the Google Home speaker got Hindi support via Google Assistant in the country, which can be changed via the Home app.

With most of the mobile/internet usage growth happening in the non-urban cities, global technology giants are realising the need to focus on products that cater to users across all corners of the country, in regional languages.