What it does in your video workflow
ElevenLabs can provide narration with word-level timing for supported languages and voices.
This is a speech provider for narration, separate from the AI that writes or builds a video. Select it for a video's voiceover, check language and voice availability, and regenerate narration if the script or voice changes.
Connect and verify it
Use App settings → Voice providers or Workspace settings → Voice providers. Add or select the provider, set the primary voice provider, and choose a voice in the video or the workspace's Language & narration step. Generate a short sample and listen for pronunciation and timing before building.
Provider access, model and voice availability, usage limits and charges can change. Check the provider's current account terms and test the connection before relying on it for a delivery date.
Example setup and review
Choose an available voice for a script, generate narration and check pronunciations of product names. Listen with the finished scene timing before exporting captions or video files.
Check the account row for provider tier or remaining character allowance when available. Voice choices and language coverage depend on current ElevenLabs availability and your account.
Not affiliated
ElevenLabs is a third-party service. DemoVexa is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by ElevenLabs. Provider names are used only to describe compatibility. Check the provider's own documentation for its current terms, account requirements, availability, and pricing.
Frequently asked questions
What happens if I edit the script after narration?
A script change can make the existing narration stale. Generate the voiceover again, then review captions and rebuild the animation if the new audio changes scene timing.
Does ElevenLabs publish the video for me?
No. It generates narration for the project. You still review the voiceover, build and export the files, then publish them through your own channels.
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