ElevenLabs Course

Lesson 1 • Understanding Usage and Credits

Explains the character-based credit system and how consumption is tracked. Prevents unexpected overages and informs cost-conscious project planning.

Lesson 2 • Account Setup and Dashboard

Walks through account creation, plan selection, and dashboard orientation. Ensures every learner has a functional workspace before exploring tools.

Lesson 3 • What ElevenLabs Does

Covers AI voice synthesis fundamentals and ElevenLabs' position in the text-to-speech landscape. Establishes context for all subsequent platform features.

Lesson 1 • Voice Settings and Parameters

Explains stability, similarity boost, style, and speaker boost sliders. Connects parameter adjustments to audible output differences.

Lesson 2 • Selecting and Previewing Voices

Teaches how to browse, filter, and audition the pre-built voice library. Enables informed voice selection aligned with project tone and audience.

Lesson 3 • Navigating the Speech Synthesis Editor

Introduces the main TTS editor interface, input fields, and playback controls. Grounds learners in the workspace used throughout the chapter.

Lesson 4 • Iterating for Quality Output

Teaches systematic review and revision cycles to improve speech naturalness. Builds a repeatable quality-assurance habit for TTS projects.

Lesson 1 • Voice Cloning Ethics and Consent

Establishes consent requirements, permitted use policies, and ethical boundaries for cloning. Ensures compliant practice before any technical work begins.

Lesson 2 • Managing and Versioning Cloned Voices

Teaches how to organize, update, and retire cloned voices in the voice library. Maintains a clean, version-controlled voice asset collection.

Lesson 3 • Preparing Audio Samples

Covers recording quality standards, noise reduction, and sample duration guidelines. High-quality input directly determines clone accuracy.

Lesson 4 • Professional Voice Cloning

Explains the higher-fidelity Professional Clone pipeline, including extended sample requirements. Produces broadcast-quality clones for commercial projects.

Lesson 1 • Building a Brand Voice System

Guides creation of a consistent voice identity across multiple voices and projects. Produces a reusable brand voice kit for organizational use.

Lesson 2 • Introduction to Voice Design Tool

Introduces the generative Voice Design interface for creating voices from descriptive prompts. Expands creative options beyond the pre-built library.

Lesson 3 • Pronunciation and Language Control

Teaches pronunciation dictionaries, phoneme overrides, and multilingual voice behavior. Resolves mispronunciations in technical, branded, or foreign-language content.

Lesson 1 • Assigning Voices to Text Segments

Teaches multi-voice assignment across paragraphs and dialogue blocks. Enables dynamic narration with distinct speaker voices throughout a document.

Lesson 2 • Projects Interface and Structure

Introduces the Projects editor, document import, and chapter organization tools. Establishes the workspace for all long-form production work.

Lesson 3 • Exporting Finished Projects

Covers full-project export options, chapter splitting, and metadata tagging. Delivers production-ready audio files for publishing platforms.

Lesson 4 • Regenerating and Editing Segments

Explains selective regeneration of individual segments without re-rendering the full project. Speeds up revision cycles for large documents.

Lesson 1 • Building a Simple TTS Pipeline

Guides construction of an end-to-end pipeline from text input to saved audio file. Consolidates API skills into a deployable, reusable workflow.

Lesson 2 • Error Handling and Rate Limits

Explains common API error codes, retry logic, and rate-limit management strategies. Builds resilient integrations that handle failures gracefully.

Lesson 3 • Text-to-Speech API Calls

Teaches constructing TTS requests, passing voice IDs, and handling audio responses. Produces working code for basic speech synthesis integration.

Lesson 4 • API Fundamentals and Authentication

Covers REST API concepts, endpoint structure, and API key authentication. Establishes the technical foundation for all integration work.

Lesson 1 • Dubbing Studio Overview

Introduces the Dubbing Studio interface, supported media types, and language pairs. Orients learners to the full dubbing workflow before hands-on work.

Lesson 2 • Exporting and Distributing Dubbed Media

Covers export formats, subtitle file generation, and platform distribution workflows. Delivers localized content ready for publishing.

Lesson 3 • Uploading and Preparing Source Media

Covers media upload, speaker detection, and transcript review before dubbing. Clean source preparation reduces errors in translated output.

Lesson 4 • Reviewing and Editing Dubbed Output

Explains the segment-level review editor for correcting translation and timing errors. Produces polished dubbed media before final export.

Lesson 1 • Template and Asset Management

Covers building reusable voice templates, script libraries, and asset naming systems. Reduces setup time and enforces consistency across recurring projects.

Lesson 2 • Scaling with Automation and API

Integrates API pipelines and automation tools to handle high-volume production demands. Enables teams to scale output without proportional increases in manual effort.

Lesson 3 • Measuring and Improving Output Quality

Introduces metrics for evaluating voice output quality and listener satisfaction. Drives continuous improvement through data-informed iteration cycles.

Lesson 4 • Scoping and Planning Voice Projects

Teaches project scoping, deliverable definition, and timeline estimation for voice work. Prevents scope creep and sets realistic client or stakeholder expectations.