ElevenLabs Mobile App Now Available for iOS and Android

ElevenLabs Mobile App Now Available for iOS and Android

ElevenLabs has officially launched its mobile app for iOS and Android, making it easier to create AI-powered voiceovers directly from your phone. The launch took place on June 24, 2025, and it’s already catching the attention of content creators, educators, and marketers looking for fast, studio-quality voice output while on the move.

ElevenLabs is known for turning written text into realistic speech. The mobile app uses its newest voice model, which covers 70 languages. Users can adjust how the voice sounds, including how fast or slow it speaks and the emotion it carries.

Everything you create on the web version is available in the app. Your projects and voice settings stay in sync. New users also get 10,000 free characters every month to get started.

You can send your audio straight to apps like CapCut, iMovie, or Instagram, which saves time when editing videos on your phone.

The layout is simple and easy to use. Just type your text and listen. It’s free to download on the App Store and Google Play.

People have welcomed the app, noting how useful it is for mobile content work. Some asked for past tools like the PDF reader and extra voice styles, showing interest in more updates. For more information, you can check out the official site.

This mobile release makes ElevenLabs more useful for anyone who wants to create voiceovers without being tied to a desk.


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