ElevenLabs Turbo v2.5 when you are recording twenty versions of one headline
Of the ten engines on this list, this one comes back fastest — a short line in seconds, measured rather than claimed. It has the same twenty voices and the same sliders as Multilingual v2, so switching costs you no rewriting. If you are writing an advert and finding out which of five phrasings sounds natural spoken rather than on paper, this is the engine for that part of the job.
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The script the engine was given
Nowa dostawa. Trzy rozmiary, cztery kolory, jeden karton. Wchodzisz, wybierasz, zamawiasz — reszta dzieje się sama.
Specification
- Built by
- ElevenLabs
- Speaks Polish
- yes — checked on a Polish sentence
- Ready-made voices
- 20
- Steering the delivery
- sliders: stability and expressiveness
- File from the engine
- mp3
- Render time
- about 5s
- Cost
- 1 credit per 1000 characters, rounded up
What it is good for
- The quickest of the ten
- We timed every engine on the same sentence and this one was shortest. Across twenty takes of a headline that is the difference between finishing in one sitting and coming back to it after a coffee.
- The same twenty voices as Multilingual v2
- A voice chosen here is the same name on the other tier, so the brand read does not change when you switch. All twenty names were submitted once as a job to confirm the engine knows them.
- Speed as its own field
- From 0.7 to 1.2, so a short advert can be fitted to a slot without shortening the copy. Multilingual v2 has this field too; ElevenLabs v3 does not.
When to pick something else
On a long, complex sentence the intonation here is flat compared with ElevenLabs Multilingual v2 — and since both cost the same per character with us, use that one for a published description and treat this as the auditioning tool. This tier also publishes no character limit, so a long script is yours to divide. If you want to steer the mood mid-sentence rather than the speed of the whole read, that is ElevenLabs v3; if you need a pause of a stated length, MiniMax Speech 2.8 HD.
See every modelHow to brief this model
The things this engine handles differently from the rest. The habits that hold for every model are collected separately, in the help centre.
- Keep the sentences short. This engine carries the rhythm of a list better than a multi-clause sentence, where its intonation flattens out.
- A speed of 1.1 gives a short advert some energy, but at 1.2 the first things to go are numbers and abbreviations. If the script has clock times in it, leave the speed at one.
- For the version you publish, switch to Multilingual v2 with the same voice and the same words. The voice names are shared, so the timbre does not change.
- Do not set the speed outside 0.7 to 1.2. The engine rejects the job rather than clamping the value to the limit.
- Set the language code to Polish explicitly — the engine errors on a language it does not support, which makes it a free check before you record.
Questions about this model
Other models
- MiniMax Speech 2.8 HDA Polish voice with an emotion you pick and pauses you place.
- MiniMax Speech 2.8 TurboThe same Polish voice as HD, back sooner. For auditioning takes.
- ElevenLabs Multilingual v2It expands "24 h" into "24 godziny" by itself. For copy with numbers in it.
- ElevenLabs v3You write the mood into the middle of the sentence, in square brackets.
- VibeVoice 7BTwo people talking in one file. In Polish.
- KokoroEnglish only, and nothing to configure. For adverts abroad.
- Chatterbox HDThe only engine here that will speak in your own voice.
- Orpheus TTSA laugh or a sigh mid-sentence. English, and slowly.
- DiaTwo people out of one text field. No voice to choose.
Try this model on your own product
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