Felix Pinkston
Nov 13, 2024 14:08
ElevenLabs introduces Projects 2.0, a revamped platform for converting long-form texts into high-quality audio, featuring a redesigned interface and enhanced functionalities.
ElevenLabs has launched an updated version of its Projects platform, known as Projects 2.0, aimed at transforming long-form texts into high-quality audio. According to ElevenLabs, the latest iteration of the platform offers a redesigned user interface and new functionalities designed to streamline the narration process.
Enhanced User Interface and Experience
The updated platform now includes a refined UI/UX, featuring a new navigation bar similar to Google Docs. This enhancement allows users to make quick and intuitive formatting adjustments, significantly improving user experience. These changes are intended to make long-form narration more accessible and personalized.
New Functionalities for Flexibility and Control
Among the new features is the Generation History button, which enables users to restore and download previous audio generations. This functionality ensures flexibility, allowing users to experiment with different takes without losing previous versions. Additionally, a new lock button feature has been introduced. This allows users to secure any sentence or paragraph once they are satisfied with it, preventing accidental changes and helping track completed sections.
Broader Applications
Projects 2.0 is designed to cater to a wide range of content types, including books, scripts, voiceovers, and podcasts. This expansion into diverse content areas demonstrates ElevenLabs’ commitment to providing scalable solutions for audio content creation. By offering tools that enhance both efficiency and personalization, Projects 2.0 positions itself as a vital tool for content creators looking to convert their narratives into engaging audio formats.
With these advancements, ElevenLabs continues to innovate in the field of text-to-speech technology, providing users with a versatile platform that supports the growing demand for audio content.
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