Eleven v3
ElevenLabs' most expressive text-to-speech model, aimed at emotionally varied narration rather than lowest latency.
- Weights
- Not released
- API
- Yes
- Commercial use
- Permitted subject to conditions
It supports natural multi-speaker dialogue and a large language set. Character limit per request is lower than the older long-form models.
Terms of use state users retain rights in their Output but grant ElevenLabs a broad license to use content to provide and improve services.
- The free tier is non-commercial. Free users are limited to non-commercial purposes; paid users may use the services commercially
Specification
- What it takes in
- text
- What it makes
- audio
- Controls
- emotion-control, style-prompting, multi-speaker-dialogue, voice-cloning
- Weights
- Not released
- API
- Yes
- Pricing
- Usage-based. API pricing page lists $0.10 per 1,000 characters for Multilingual v2/v3 quality tier (i.e. $100 per 1M characters) at ~250-300ms latency; subscription tiers from Free through Creator ($22/mo after first month), Pro ($99), Scale ($299), Business ($990).
- Released or updated
- not established
- Languages
- 70, not individually listed by the vendor
Strengths
- Widest language coverage in the ElevenLabs lineup (70+)
- Multi-speaker dialogue in a single generation
- Strong emotional range for character and trailer work
Weaknesses
- 5,000-character request cap is half of Multilingual v2's
- Latency not published for the non-conversational variant
- Higher price tier than Flash
Best for
- character voices
- narration with emotional range
- multi-speaker scripted dialogue
Where the sources disagree
Recorded rather than resolved. Picking the tidier number would hide the fact that the vendor's own pages do not agree.
- Docs list a separate 'Eleven v3 Conversational' entry with ~280ms latency and audio tags; the base eleven_v3 entry publishes no latency figure, so the two are recorded separately rather than merged.
- The API pricing page groups 'Multilingual v2/v3' at one rate; it does not price eleven_v3 as a distinct line item.
What to understand before using it
Explainers naming the mechanisms this model's own documentation mentions.
MCP servers that front ElevenLabs
Servers in the media MCP directory whose own description or homepage names this vendor. Absence of a server here is not evidence that none exists: most publish no tool list at all.
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ElevenLabs
ElevenLabs MCP server: TTS, music, sound effects, voices, and audio transcription.
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Elevenlabs
RunAPI MCP server for ElevenLabs: create tasks, poll status, check pricing.
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Elevenlabs
Convert text to speech, transcribe audio, and dub videos with AI voices.
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Jellypod
Create, import, and publish Jellypod podcast episodes from your AI assistant.
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Labs
MCP Server with AI-powered tools including ElevenLabs text-to-speech for realistic voice synthesis.
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Picsart GenAI
Generate and edit images, videos and audio with 150+ AI models.
See it from the vendor
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