Audio AI Studio vs ElevenLabs: Voices, Dubbing and More

Audio AI Studio vs ElevenLabs comes down to how much of a project you want in one place. Audio AI Studio, the all-in-one AI audio studio for voices, music, vocals and transcripts, puts a voiceover, a dubbed interview, a song, its stems and a transcript in one account, while ElevenLabs is a voice platform. The table lines up the differences; after it come four parts of Audio AI Studio, the label its files carry, the projects it fits, our prices and questions.

Two platforms side by side

Credit units differ between services, so the table compares plan prices and the work each plan covers rather than credit totals.

What Audio AI Studio covers in one account

Audio AI Studio is made for projects that need more than one kind of audio. The voice is the start, not the whole job.

Voices and cloning for the whole project

Start with 400+ preset voices, each with its own name, portrait and character, across 36 languages; any of them reads in 36 languages. Filter the library by language, sex, age and use, type [laughs] or [pause] to direct a line, and switch on HD when the voice carries the video. When no preset fits, describe the voice you want or clone your own from 10 seconds to 5 minutes; both stay in your account.

The narrator voice generator adds documentary and audiobook styles, and the AI voice changer puts a performance into another voice while keeping the background.

The voice changer: a performance in another voice, with the original kept

Dubbing that keeps the speakers

A recording can be translated into another language and dubbed, with a fitting voice for each speaker. Translate up to 3 hours, edit any line against its time, then dub up to 60 minutes; the original music and background can stay under the new voices. The audio translator handles interviews, podcasts and courses, and only the line you change is read again.

The audio translator: every speaker keeps a voice of their own

Transcripts, captions and lyrics

The same account turns audio into text: 3 hours per file, speaker labels, word timings, six export formats and 2 credits a minute. Every subtitle line is timed, and the JSON export keeps each word's start and end. The audio to text studio starts from the file and returns TXT, DOCX, SRT, VTT, CSV or JSON. Video to text plays your video with its captions in standard or short lines before you download SRT or VTT, and the lyrics transcriber times a song line by line.

The transcript: speaker labels and a time on every line

Music, stems and karaoke beside the voice

Music sits next door: instrumentals in 13 style tags or any style you describe, songs from your lyrics for 60 credits, rap tracks and gift songs. A finished mix can come apart into vocals, drums, bass and other, plus the instrumental, for 8 credits a minute, and then become a karaoke track with a guide vocal and lyrics that light up, for 10 credits a minute. The vocal remover, stem splitter and karaoke maker share the same library as the voice tools.

Karaoke lyrics: the current line lights up

A machine-readable AI label in each voiceover

Every voiceover, dub, podcast and song the studio generates is saved as an MP3 whose ID3 tag marks it as AI-generated and names Audio AI Studio, and sound effects carry an AI label in MP3 or WAV. Article 50(2) of the EU AI Act sets out why such labels matter for generative audio:

"Providers of AI systems, including general-purpose AI systems, generating synthetic audio, image, video or text content, shall ensure that the outputs of the AI system are marked in a machine-readable format and detectable as artificially generated or manipulated."

Audio software that reads tags shows the label without playing the file, so whoever receives a voiceover can check how it was made.

Which one fits your project

Audio AI Studio fits a project that needs a voice plus everything around it:

• A course with narration, translated versions and a transcript.
• A podcast episode with a dub, show notes and short video captions.
• A song release with stems, a karaoke version and a lyric video's transcript.

ElevenLabs keeps its focus on voice: text to speech, voice cloning from Starter and dubbing in 90+ languages.

What the studio costs

A voiceover costs 10 credits for every 1,000 characters, or 17 in HD, and each Chinese, Japanese or Korean character counts twice. A cloned voice is 250 credits once, a song 60 credits and a lyric draft 1 credit. Starter is $9.99 a month with 700 credits, Pro $24.99 with 1,800 and Studio $79.99 with 6,000. The pricing page lists every plan and pack, and each button shows its cost before a run.

FAQ

How does voice cloning work here?

Record or upload a sample of 10 seconds to 5 minutes, and the studio builds a voice you can use in any script. A clone costs 250 credits and stays private to your account. You can also describe a voice and have one designed without a recording.

Can I dub a video or a podcast?

Yes. Translate up to 3 hours of recording, edit each line, and dub up to 60 minutes in another language. A video's sound can be translated and dubbed; the video itself stays on your device.

Are subtitles included with a voiceover?

Yes. A voiceover downloads as MP3 or WAV, and the same run gives SRT and VTT subtitles timed to its words.

Can I make music and stems in the same account?

Yes. The music studios make instrumentals, songs from lyrics, rap and gift songs; the stem splitter returns four stems plus the instrumental; the karaoke maker adds a guide vocal and lyrics. All of them use the same credit balance.

Are my files private?

Yes. Recordings and songs sit in your own library for 30 days, longer on Pro and Studio, and a gift page opens for the people you send its link to. The voices you design or clone stay in your account.

Next comparison

See how the same studio compares with Suno for songs and stems: Audio AI Studio vs Suno. The best AI voice generators guide puts five tools side by side. To try the studio, open the text to speech studio or the audio translator.