AI agents for ElevenLabs
A Monmo agent works with ElevenLabs the way an audio producer would. It cleans up the script, makes the voice-over with the voice you chose, fixes how brand names are said with a pronunciation dictionary, adds sound effects and dubs finished videos into other languages. It uses your own ElevenLabs account, tells you the credits a job will use, and asks before large runs or anything published.
Updated 2026-11-13 · Free to start. Paid plans from $15 a month.
What agents do in ElevenLabs
Voice-over for a video
It reads the script with the voice you picked, adjusts stability and speed until it sounds right, and saves the audio with timestamps so it lines up with the edit.
AskMake a voice-over for the product tour script with our usual voice, a little slower than last time.
Say the brand names right
Product names and Japanese place names often come out wrong. It builds a pronunciation dictionary with the correct readings and reuses it on every job, so a name sounds the same in every video.
AskAdd our product names to a pronunciation dictionary and redo the intro.
Dub a video into Japanese
It sends a finished video to ElevenLabs for dubbing, then compares the translated lines with your glossary and notes any line that runs longer than the scene allows.
AskDub the webinar intro into Japanese and flag any line that runs long.
Narrate a long document
For a course or a handbook it splits the text into chapters, narrates each with the same voice, and gives you a list of words it was unsure how to say.
AskNarrate chapters 1 to 3 of the handbook as separate audio files with one consistent voice.
Transcribe interviews
It turns recordings into transcripts with speaker labels and timestamps, then writes a summary and pulls the clearest quotes into a Google Docs file.
AskTranscribe this week's three customer interviews with speaker labels and pull the best quotes into a doc.
Sound effects for a clip
From a description such as a door closing or a soft notification, it makes a few sound effect options and drops the one you choose into the edit.
AskMake three short whoosh sounds for the transitions in the launch video.
Watch the monthly credits
Before a big job it estimates the credits from the length of the text, compares them with what is left this month, and asks before using a large share, so the last video of the month still gets a voice.
AskHow many credits will the full course narration use, and do we have enough left this month?
How it connects
- 1You connect ElevenLabs once with an API key from your own account. Usage comes out of that account's credits, and the agent can use only the voices your account has, including ones you added from the voice library.
- 2You choose which agents may use ElevenLabs. A video editor or content agent fits; your bookkeeper does not need a voice.
- 3Drafting scripts, short test lines and estimates need no approval. Large generation runs, dubbing, cloning a voice and publishing audio anywhere ask first. Cloning someone's voice also needs their consent, which is yours to get.
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Questions people ask
Can an AI agent make voice-overs with ElevenLabs?
Yes. A Monmo AI agent prepares the script, generates the voice-over with the voice and settings you chose, and checks it for mispronounced names and odd pauses. It saves the audio in the Library and can line it up with a video edit. Large jobs ask first because they use your credits.
Can it clone my voice?
Cloning a voice needs the speaker's consent, and ElevenLabs asks for it. You or the speaker set up the clone; the agent can then use it for the scripts you approve. It does not clone anyone's voice from a recording on its own, and any public use of the result waits for your approval.
Can it dub our videos into Japanese or other languages?
Yes. The agent sends the video to ElevenLabs dubbing, then reviews the translated script against your glossary and the original timing. It lists lines that run long or terms that may be wrong, so a native speaker can check them. Publishing the dubbed version is a separate step that asks first.
Will it use up our ElevenLabs credits?
It uses credits for every generation, as any person on your account would, so it tells you the expected use before a big job and asks if it is large. Short test lines it simply runs. Each month it can report what was used and on which projects.