ElevenLabs
ElevenLabs focuses on changing how people interact with technology.
Flows Agent Turns Creative Briefs Into Editable AI Production Pipelines
ElevenLabs presents Flows Agent as a conversational assistant for building and revising node-based creative workflows inside ElevenCreative Flows. The company’s case is that a user can describe an ad or other asset in natural language, have the agent assemble the models, prompts, nodes, and connections, then keep the resulting pipeline visible for edits, approvals, and reuse. The demo emphasizes cost controls for credit-heavy generation, node-level revisions through chat, and templates that turn a completed flow into a repeatable production system.
ElevenMusic Lets Creators Publish Tracks to Explore and Earn After 11,000 Streams
ElevenLabs presents ElevenMusic as an AI music platform where discovery, remixing, publishing, and earning are meant to operate as one loop. The source argues that creators can turn a lyric, melody, mood, or existing track into publishable music, place it on the Explore page for others to stream or remix, and use audience response to guide further work. It also makes the monetisation path conditional: creators must subscribe to Pro, meet an 11,000-stream threshold, and satisfy the platform’s royalty terms before earning from listens.
Dubbing v2 Preserves Speaker Performance Across 90-Plus Languages
ElevenLabs presents Dubbing v2 as an AI dubbing model designed to transfer a speaker’s performance across more than 90 languages, not just translate the words. The company argues that by conditioning on the original audio rather than a transcript, the system can preserve voice, tone, emphasis, emotion and timing while adapting phrasing for natural delivery in the target language. The walkthrough positions the tool as an automated localization workflow for creators, marketers and studios, with speaker similarity as the main setting users adjust between voice resemblance and native-language naturalness.
ElevenMusic Turns Music Discovery Into AI Remixing and Prompted Creation
ElevenLabs presents ElevenMusic as a music platform that begins with discovery and turns listening into creation. The onboarding shows users moving between Explore, where they can browse and remix tracks from more than 4,000 independent and emerging artists, and Studio, where they can upload material or generate new tracks from prompts. Its central argument is practical: the main user skill is not production technique but writing a specific musical brief that gives the model enough genre, mood, instrumentation, vocal, and energy cues to produce a closer result.
ElevenLabs Adds Studio and Flows Agents to Automate Creative Production
Luke Harries used ElevenLabs’ Warsaw summit to argue that AI creative production is moving beyond prompt-based asset generation toward agent-directed workflows. Presenting ElevenCreative, he introduced Studio Agent and Flows Agent as layers above models and editing tools, intended to help teams ideate, script, prompt, edit, localize, and reuse campaigns. His case was that marketers’ role shifts from executing each production step to directing and approving systems that can produce hero assets, performance variations, and localized creative continuously.
LOT Turns to ElevenLabs for Multilingual AI Passenger Support
LOT Polish Airlines chief executive Michał Fijoł used an ElevenLabs summit in Warsaw to announce a collaboration that will bring ElevenAgents into the airline’s passenger support. His argument was that customer communication has become an operational challenge for LOT: nearly 200 IT systems, flights across dozens of markets, and routine passenger questions arriving in multiple languages and time zones. Fijoł positioned AI voice support not as a replacement for airline staff, but as a way to handle language, timing, and information access at a scale a Warsaw-centered contact model cannot easily cover.
Voice Cloning Preserves Identity for People Losing Speech to MND
At ElevenLabs’ Warsaw summit, Gabi Leibowitz argued that voice cloning can do more than replace lost speech with functional text-to-speech: it can preserve the vocal traits that make people recognizable to themselves and others. The case was told through Irene Perrin, a former history teacher living with motor neuron disease, who uses an ElevenLabs-cloned voice to continue volunteering at St George’s Chapel and says the technology has given back part of the identity the disease took away.
TELUS Digital Cuts Contact-Center Onboarding Time 20% With AI Voice Simulations
TELUS Digital’s vice president of product, Mitch Lieberman, presents the company’s Agent Trainer as a response to a high-volume contact-center onboarding problem: 70,000 associates, 20,000 to 30,000 hires a year, and industry churn of 30% to 50%. Built on ElevenAgents, the voice and chat simulation platform is intended to get new agents ready for customer interactions faster, with TELUS Digital reporting a 20% reduction in time to proficiency, more than 50,000 completed simulations, and early signs of lower churn.
ElevenLabs Unveils Dubbing v2 and Previews More Controllable Eleven v4
ElevenLabs co-founder Mati Staniszewski used a Warsaw summit keynote to argue that AI’s next constraint is not intelligence but communication people can trust. He presented two new models — Dubbing v2, designed to preserve an original performance across languages, and a preview of Eleven v4, aimed at finer control over speech, emotion, accent, whispering and song — as evidence of that thesis. The broader case was that voice AI becomes commercially useful only when models are tied to agents, integrations, authentication, memory and deployment systems that let companies put spoken interfaces into production.
ElevenLabs Music v2 Adds Section Editing and Mid-Track Genre Shifts
ElevenLabs’ launch walkthrough for Music v2 presents the model as a more controllable generative music system, not only a higher-quality one. Alec Wilcock says the new version improves vocals, instrumentation, arrangement, multilingual output and dense vocal delivery, while adding section-by-section composition, targeted inpainting and the ability for one song to move between genres without losing coherence. The company also says the model is trained on licensed data and that generated tracks are cleared for commercial use.
ElevenLabs Says Dubbing v2 Preserves Performance Across 90 Languages
ElevenLabs is introducing Dubbing v2 alpha as an AI dubbing model built around preserving the original speaker’s performance, not just translating a transcript. The company says the system conditions directly on source audio so tone, pacing, emphasis and emotional delivery can carry across more than 90 languages, with sync-aware translation adapting phrasing to fit the timing of the original. ElevenLabs is positioning the launch for creators, marketers and studios that want automated localization without building a separate dubbing pipeline.
ElevenLabs Adds Licensed Stan Lee AI Voice to Creator Tools
ElevenLabs is introducing an approved AI replica of Stan Lee’s voice through a partnership with Stan Lee Universe, positioning the late comic-book creator as a licensed feature inside its voice and creator tools. The company says users can request to license Lee’s voice for projects, hear it in Eleven Reader, generate Stan Lee cameos, and use Stan-inspired music, while repeatedly framing the launch around official authorization, rights ownership, and Lee’s mythology of stories being carried forward.
ElevenLabs Launches Music v2 for Licensed Commercial AI Song Generation
ElevenLabs is presenting Music v2 as a licensed-data AI music model built to generate vocal-led tracks from detailed natural-language prompts, not just loops or backing beds. The launch materials argue that the model can produce finished-sounding, one-shot outputs across styles and languages, while adding workflow features such as targeted inpainting, section-by-section composition, and deployment through ElevenMusic, ElevenCreative, and a forthcoming ElevenAPI.
Gemini Omni Flash Replaces Veo as Google’s Default Video Model
ElevenLabs’ breakdown of Google’s I/O 2026 launch presents Gemini Omni as a major reset of Google’s AI video stack, with Omni Flash already replacing Veo as the default video model in the Gemini app. The source argues that the significance is not just better text-to-video generation, but a shift toward multimodal, conversational video creation: users can combine text, images, audio, video, and reference photos, then revise clips through successive instructions while preserving characters and scenes.
ElevenLabs Adds Albert Einstein’s Voice to Its Licensed AI Marketplace
ElevenLabs is offering a licensed AI version of Albert Einstein’s voice through its Iconic Marketplace, positioning it for narration, education, documentaries, and immersive storytelling. The company argues that Einstein’s voice can be used as both a cultural artifact and a creative tool, while saying the marketplace is curated and that each voice is approved and managed with the relevant rights holder.
GPT Image 2 Wins on Layout While Nano Banana 2 Wins on Speed
ElevenLabs’ side-by-side test of GPT Image 2 and Nano Banana 2 argues that the models are complementary rather than interchangeable. In more than 20 generation and editing prompts, GPT Image 2 was favored for strict prompt adherence, tight composition, source-faithful edits, and text-heavy layouts, while Nano Banana 2 was faster, cheaper at 4K, and stronger in several tasks involving detail retention, realism, and consistency. The practical recommendation is to A/B the same prompt and choose the model whose likely failure mode fits the job.
GPT Image 2 Beats Nano Banana 2 on Control, Not Speed
ElevenLabs’ side-by-side test of GPT Image 2 and Nano Banana 2 argues that the models are complementary rather than interchangeable. Across more than 20 generation and editing prompts, the comparison found GPT Image 2 stronger when briefs required tight prompt control, text hierarchy, layout discipline, and source fidelity, while Nano Banana 2 more often won on speed, 4K cost efficiency, fine detail, and polished editorial transformations. The practical recommendation is to route work by failure risk — and A/B test important prompts — rather than pick a single default model.
ElevenCreative Adds Templates for Reusable AI Creative Workflows
ElevenLabs is introducing Templates in ElevenCreative, a feature that turns its node-based Flows into reusable creative workflows with defined inputs and outputs. The company presents the tool as a way to run repeatable production tasks — such as product shots, mockups, style transfers, character sheets, and thumbnail translation — without rebuilding the workflow each time. Users can run templates from a gallery or publish their own, choosing which variables others can edit, what asset is returned, and whether access is private, workspace-only, or public.
Agent Workflows Route Conversations Through Specialized Subagents
ElevenLabs is introducing Workflows, a visual editor for its Agents Platform that lets builders design routed conversation flows instead of placing all business logic inside one agent prompt. The company argues that specialized subagents, each with their own instructions, tools, knowledge bases and model choices, give teams more control over cost, latency and accuracy. The product is positioned as a way to combine AI interpretation with predefined actions, verification steps and human handoffs on the same design surface.
ElevenLabs Shows Voice Isolator Cleaning Noisy iPhone Audio in Seconds
ElevenLabs presents Voice Isolator, a tool inside ElevenCreative, as a fast way to salvage noisy recordings that cannot be reshot. In the tutorial, the company demonstrates a single workflow on an iPhone recording made on a London street: upload or drag in the file, click send, and play back an isolated voice track. The presenter says the street noise is removed and the file is processed within nine seconds, while interviews, podcasts, social clips, audio files and video files are named as broader use cases.