Seedance-level sound model
Seed Audio
Turn scripts into polished voiceovers or character dialogue. Seed Audio focuses on text-to-speech and text-to-dialogue workflows with expressive delivery tags, multi-voice turns, and fast MP3 preview.
2 credits · 1 / 250 chars · min 2
Studio preview
Listen before you ship
Your generated audio appears here
Choose text-to-speech for a single narrator, or text-to-dialogue for multi-speaker scenes with emotion tags.
Natural
Clean narration with minimal direction.
Warm
Friendly delivery for product explainers and onboarding.
Cinematic
More dramatic pacing for trailers, ads, and story beats.
Single-voice narration
Generate crisp voiceovers from scripts, hooks, explainers, and short ad reads.
Multi-speaker dialogue
Assign voices to turns and create natural conversations for demos, podcasts, games, and storyboards.
Prompted performance
Use audio tags such as [laughing], [whispering], [sighs], and [short pause] to steer delivery.
How it works
From Seed Audio script to publishable MP3
Seed Audio keeps the creation loop short: write, direct, render, listen, then download. People searching for see audio or seedance audio usually need a fast way to turn text into usable voice assets without opening a separate studio.
Write the source script
Start with a voiceover paragraph or two to four dialogue turns. Keep Seed Audio scripts focused on speech that should sound natural when heard.
Choose voices and delivery
Pick a narrator voice for text-to-speech, or assign a different voice to each Seed Audio dialogue turn for more believable character exchange.
Add performance tags
Use tags like [warmly], [curious], [laughing], or [short pause] to guide emotion. This makes seedance audio style output feel directed instead of flat.
Preview and download
Generate an MP3, listen in the browser, then download the result for video edits, podcast drafts, ad mockups, and product demos.
Use cases
Where Seed Audio fits in a creator workflow
Seed Audio is built for creators who need voice assets as quickly as image and video assets. Use it when you need a Seedance Audio style companion for scenes, ads, tutorials, or product explainers. The page is also useful for teams comparing see audio searches with Seed Audio workflows, because it shows the actual generation surface, credit cost, voice choices, and MP3 output in one place.
Video ads
Create multiple reads for hooks, product benefits, and call-to-action lines before committing to a final edit.
Storyboards
Pair Seed Audio dialogue with storyboard frames so clients can understand tone, pacing, and character intent earlier.
Podcasts
Draft host and guest exchanges, test pacing, and prototype short narrative segments without recording a scratch track.
Localization
Experiment with multilingual scripts and natural punctuation before creating the final voiceover package.
Prompting guide
Write for the ear, not the page
Seed Audio follows the Eleven v3 prompting style: natural punctuation, clear emotional context, and square-bracket tags where the performance should change.
Keep dialogue compact
Text-to-dialogue works best when the combined speaker turns stay under 2,000 characters.
Place tags near the delivery
Put tags immediately before the phrase they affect, such as [whispering] do not move.
Let punctuation breathe
Commas, ellipses, and short sentences help the voice model find natural rhythm.
Seed Audio FAQ
What is Seed Audio?
Seed Audio is a NanoPhoto inner page for expressive text-to-speech and text-to-dialogue generation, currently backed by ElevenLabs. Instead of treating audio as an afterthought, Seed Audio gives creators a focused workspace for narration, character turns, prompted performance, preview playback, and downloadable MP3 assets.
Which keywords does this page target?
The page targets seed audio, see audio, and seedance audio while positioning the feature as a Seedance-style sound model. Those phrases appear in metadata, headings, workflow copy, and FAQ content so the SEO signal is distributed across the page rather than concentrated in a single block.
Do I own the generated audio?
Generated output follows the provider plan and input rights. Use content you own, and check commercial usage rights for your ElevenLabs plan.