📝 TL;DR ElevenLabs is no longer just a voice tool. It has launched a single creative platform for generating, editing, and localizing audio and video, combining voice cloning, text to speech, AI video, music, sound effects, image generation, and a browser based editor in one place. 🧠 Overview This is a big shift for ElevenLabs. Instead of being known mainly for AI voices, it is now positioning itself as a full stack creative platform for media production. The promise is simple, one workspace where creators, teams, and businesses can make content faster, localize it into 70 plus languages, and stop juggling a dozen disconnected tools. 📜 The Announcement ElevenLabs has launched a new creative platform that brings together its existing and expanding AI media tools into one browser based environment. The platform combines voice cloning, text to speech, AI video generation, music, sound effects, and image generation, all connected through a built in editor. It also emphasizes localization, with support for more than 70 languages, making it easier to adapt content for global audiences without rebuilding everything from scratch. ⚙️ How It Works • One platform, many media types - You can generate and edit voice, video, music, sound effects, and images in a single workflow instead of switching between separate apps. • Browser based editor - The creative workspace runs in the browser, which makes it easier to collaborate and iterate without needing a heavy desktop setup. • Voice cloning and text to speech - Users can create realistic voiceovers, clone voices, and produce spoken content at scale for videos, training, and branded media. • AI video and visual creation - The platform expands beyond audio by adding AI generated video and image tools so creators can build more complete projects in one place. • Localization at scale - With 70 plus language support, teams can adapt content for different markets much faster while keeping the same core message and style.

Let me talk about something that comes up for a lot of people when they’re trying to grow… How do you know if it’s resistance…or if it’s a sign you should quit? Because when things get hard, the mind starts talking. “This isn’t for me.” “Maybe I picked the wrong path.” “This shouldn’t feel this hard.” “Maybe I’m forcing it.” What I’ve learned after decades of building businesses, taking risks, and watching people succeed or quit is that resistance shows up when you’re about to do something that matters. Not when you stay comfortable. Not when you play small. Not when you go through the motions. Resistance shows up when you try to grow. It looks like procrastination. Overthinking. Doubt. Fear. Starting and stopping. Talking yourself out of the very thing you once said you wanted. And the crazy part? The more your life is about to expand…the louder resistance gets. So before you decide to quit, ask yourself: Is this really wrong for me…or is this just the part where growth gets uncomfortable? Because most people don’t fail because they chose the wrong path. They fail because they listened to resistance at the exact moment they were supposed to push through. Stay in the fight. Your next level might be closer than you think.

Hi everyone! I'm László (LAHSS-loh), a marketer with 30+ years of experience. I've been working with AI and automation for a couple of years. I can usually get things working, but building workflows that stay reliable without constant tweaking is still a challenge. I'd love to learn how others are making AI work consistently in their businesses. What brought me here: Over the decades in marketing, I've seen many "next big things" come and go. AI feels different, but I want to learn from people who are actually using it day-to-day, not just talking about it. Fun fact: I'm bilingual (Hungarian/English), which means I've spent decades perfecting my writing… and now AI regularly suggests better phrasing than I come up with. Pride = wounded. 😄 Looking forward to learning alongside you all!

Hi everyone, I’m Jabu from South Africa. I am a personal development coach. I’m excited to learn from fellow AI enthusiasts here. I’m curious about how AI can help with content, business, productivity, and smarter workflows. Fun fact: I didn’t join AI to replace my brain — I joined because my brain already has too many browser tabs open.