The public catalog at Eleven AI includes original synthetic voices and community styles that can imitate real people or fictional characters. Permitted use depends on which category describes the selected style.
When a style is not modeled on an identifiable person or character, it may be used for personal and commercial projects. Use is still constrained by the limits of your plan and the Terms of Service.
A public-figure community style is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or recorded by that person. You are responsible for the legality of everything you publish.
Permitted uses are limited to:
The following uses of such a style are prohibited:
Jurisdictions regulate voice imitation differently, and responsibility for lawful publication remains with you.
Eleven AI has no connection with the franchise owner represented by an imitative style. These styles are intended for fan work, parody, and prototypes. Check the rules of the relevant rights holder before any commercial use.
When published audio imitates a recognizable voice, you must label it as AI-generated in a clear way. A disclosure does not make prohibited impersonation or a false endorsement permissible.
Consent is required before using voice cloning. You may clone a voice only if you own it or have written authorization to create that clone. Creating a model of another person without that permission violates the Terms of Service and may violate applicable law as well.
If a catalog entry imitates you or a character you own, use the contact page to request removal. Include the link to the voice so the specific entry can be located and reviewed.