Eleven Multilingual v2 at a glance
Eleven Multilingual v2 generated speech in 28 languages while keeping a speaker's voice and accent, and launched alongside the public release of Professional Voice Cloning.
What changed with Eleven Multilingual v2
On August 22, 2023, ElevenLabs announced it was coming out of beta and released Eleven Multilingual v2, a text-to-speech model covering 28 languages. Twenty were new, including Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Arabic, Turkish and Filipino, joining English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Polish and Hindi.
ElevenLabs said a voice keeps its characteristics, including its original accent, across every supported language, whether it is a synthetic voice or a clone. The company also opened Professional Voice Cloning to all creators, with added safety checks, and said it had more than 1 million users.
Eleven Multilingual v2 in numbers
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- Supported languagesas of · Source for Supported languages: elevenlabs.io (opens in a new tab)
- 28 languages
Why Eleven Multilingual v2 matters for businesses
For businesses, this made one consistent brand voice possible across many markets. Narration, training videos and phone messages could be produced in Spanish and dozens of other languages without hiring separate voice talent for each, as long as voice rights and consent were handled properly.
Put it to work: AI Voice Agents
Sources for this story
- ElevenLabs comes out of beta and releases Eleven Multilingual v2 (opens in a new tab)Official
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