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Voice Studio makes multi-voice narration and dialogue audio, with no avatar needed. This doc shows how to create a voice project, add speakers, tag several lines at once, preview the audio, and export it.
Open Voice Studio
To open Voice Studio:
Click
Appsin the left menu of the dashboard.Under
AI Voices, clickVoice Studio. The Voice Studio page opens and lists your voice projects.Click
New voice projectto open the editor.
Note: For a single voice and a short script, use Text to Speech instead.
Create a voice project
To start a project:
A new project named
Untitled voice projectopens in the editor. Click the name to rename it.Add your lines with
Paste a script,Dialogue template, orAdd first line.
Note: Each line can be up to 3,000 characters. Split long lines into shorter ones.
💡 Tip: When you paste a script, write one line per row as “Name: line”. New names become new speakers, and each one gets a voice automatically.
Add speakers and set their voices
To set up your speakers:
Select a speaker under
Speakers, then open theSpeakertab on the right.Edit the
Speaker name, and clickChange voiceto pick a different voice.To add a speaker, click
Add speaker. Enter a name, choose a label color, and select a voice. ElevenLabs voices are listed first, and your own voices are inMy Voices.
Note: The number of speakers per project depends on your plan: 2 on Free, 5 on Personal, and 10 on Team and Enterprise.
Add an emotion tag to several lines at once
To tag many lines in one step:
Check the box next to each line you want to tag. Shift+click selects a range, and
Select allselects every line.Click
Apply emotion tagand choose a tag, such as [calm] or [cheerful]. The tag is added to all selected lines.
💡 Tip: In the Project tab, Auto-suggest for all untagged lines adds a suggested tag based on punctuation. It only changes untagged lines whose voice supports emotion tags.
Adjust pauses and speed
To fine-tune the timing:
Click a line's gear icon (
Line settings). Set itsEmotion tagand a pause before or after the line.Open the
Projecttab and choose aSpeed. It applies to every voice.
Note: Only the settings that the voice engine supports are enabled.
The ⋮ menu on each line also has:
Play from hereDuplicate,Move up, andMove downDelete line
Preview the audio
To listen before you export:
Click the play button on a line (
Play this line) to hear that line.Click
Play allat the top to hear the whole script in order.
Note: Previewing lines does not use credits.
Export the audio
To export the audio:
Click
Exportin the top-right corner. TheExport audiowindow opens.Choose the
Format: MP3 or WAV. The whole project is exported as one file.Click
Exportin the window. When the export finishes, download the file.
Note: Credits are charged for the actual length of the audio when the export finishes.
Find your exports
To see your past exports:
Go back to the Voice Studio project list.
Click
Export history. You can play and download your past exports there.
FAQ
Do I need an avatar to use Voice Studio?
No. Voice Studio makes audio only, with no avatar needed.
How is Voice Studio different from Text to Speech?
Text to Speech uses one voice and one script for a quick voiceover. Voice Studio is for multi-voice narration and dialogue projects.
How are credits charged?
Credits are charged for the actual length of the audio when an export finishes. Playing lines to preview them is free.
Can I try Voice Studio on the Free plan?
Yes. The Free plan includes a free trial that exports up to 1 minute of audio at a time, with no credits used.
Which plans include Voice Studio?
Voice Studio works with the Personal and Team credit plans and with Enterprise. If you are on an older Unlimited plan, Voice Studio asks you to switch to a credit plan first.
How long can each line be?
Each line can be up to 3,000 characters. If a line is longer, split it into shorter lines.
What file formats can I export?
MP3 or WAV. The whole project is exported as one audio file.







