Text to Speech AI voice generator
Read a script with ElevenLabs Multilingual v2 or Turbo v2.5, priced per 1,000 characters, with optional voice cloning. See the credit table below.
Best for
Text to speech turns a script into a voice. Framings offers two ElevenLabs models: Multilingual v2 and Turbo v2.5. Both are priced per 1,000 characters. Turbo is the lower rate. Multilingual v2 is the higher rate. A script shorter than 1,000 characters is still one block.
Prompting tips
Use it for narration, ads, and lines you will lip-sync. Write the words as they should be spoken, with punctuation for the pauses. Generate Turbo while you edit the script. Switch to Multilingual v2 for the read you will publish if you want that voice.
How to use it
Open Audio and choose text to speech. Select the model, paste the script, pick a voice, and generate. The model pages list 1,000 and 2,000 characters. Cloning a voice is an extra, fixed credit charge, and it does not change the later per-character price.
Where it fits
Saved clones depend on the plan: none on Free, 2 on Essential, 5 on Creator, and 20 on Power Studio. Translating a finished video is dubbing, not this tool. Changing a recording you already have is the voice changer.
Good to know
Count characters before you generate a long script. A 2,500 character narration is three blocks on whichever voice you pick, and Turbo's block is the cheaper of the two. Generate a paragraph first, confirm the voice, then run the full script.
Controls and pricing
Multilingual v2 is the read to publish when you want that voice. Turbo is the read to use while the words are still moving. Either way the block is 1,000 characters, and a short line still spends one block. Clone a voice only when you will use it again. The clone has its own credit price.
Credits and controls
- Voice clone
- 20 credits per clone
- Saved voice clones
- Free 0, Essential 2, Creator 5, Power Studio 20
Example prompts
Example prompt
Warm, confident narrator: 'Welcome to the future of creative work.' Documentary tone, pristine studio clarity
Example prompt
Energetic radio ad voice, male, American accent: 'This weekend only — everything must go!'
Example prompt
“Noir d'Or. Wear the night.” — low, warm, confident male voice
Example prompt
“In the year 2187, humanity stopped looking up. Until the signal came back.” — deep cinematic trailer narrator
Questions
Which voice is cheaper per 1,000 characters?
Turbo v2.5. Multilingual v2 costs more per block.
How many cloned voices can I save?
None on Free, 2 on Essential, 5 on Creator, and 20 on Power Studio.
Does a clone change the script price?
No. Cloning is its own charge. Scripts still bill per 1,000 characters.
Can I animate a face with the audio?
Yes. Generate the speech, then open lip-sync. The animation has a per-second price.
What if my script is under 1,000 characters?
It is still billed as one block of 1,000 characters.