ElevenLabs · Narration & Voiceovers
Turn an approved script into speech with ElevenLabs Multilingual v2, then listen before choosing the recording.
Compare models for voiceovers and speech →These are conservative provider estimates and Promptha credits at the stated example settings. Your actual request receives a fresh quote.
Consider it for a narration sample where the words are settled and the next decision is delivery. Use a stock voice to compare clarity and pacing.
The first adapter exposes a verified list of voice names, speed and stability. Voice cloning and multi-speaker production are not part of this route.
Listen for omitted words, awkward pauses and names that need a different pronunciation. A transcript alone does not prove the recording is correct.
Join us for Neighborhood Food Night on [approved date] at [approved venue]. Bring a friend and explore the local tables.
Illustrative prompt. Replace placeholders first; only the script belongs in the speech text.
Read the step-by-step guide →Follow the catalog relationships for this model. Compatibility is separate from a tested output.
Open connected model detail →Provider documentation and input schema checked on . Task suggestions are editorial guidance, not a measured comparison. Price estimates are available for registered actions. Workspace activation and live output quality remain separate verification; use the fresh request quote for the actual cost.
Read the ElevenLabs Multilingual v2 provider documentation →Already working in Promptha? Open your workspace to see the models currently enabled for your request.
ElevenLabs Multilingual v2 uses the elevenlabs-multilingual-v2 action for speech. This action starts from the written request without a required image source. The configured request allows up to 1 output.
Approve the script and replace all placeholders first. Keep spoken words separate from voice and speed settings. Compare performances with the same transcript so differences in wording do not obscure the choice of speech model.
Follow the voiceovers and speech workflowListen to the entire recording with the approved transcript nearby. Check names, dates, missing words, pacing and clipping at the beginning and ending. Put voice directions in supported settings rather than prose that will be spoken.
Does the recording say the exact approved words clearly? Keep the source and brief fixed when comparing models. Public model descriptions explain intended uses and input contracts; they are not live benchmarks or evidence of a universal quality ranking.
Compare exact saved versionsThe registered actions documented here do not require a source image. Broader provider multimodal features are separate from the current Promptha controls.
Registered adapters and pricing policy do not guarantee activation. Check enabled models, permissions and current lifecycle in your workspace. An unavailable model needs an explicit compatible replacement and a fresh quote.