> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.beyondwords.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Voices overview BeyondWords works with ElevenLabs to bring you best-in-class [premade voices](/docs-and-guides/voices/premade-voices), as well as [voice cloning](/docs-and-guides/voices/voice-cloning) and [voice generation](/docs-and-guides/voices/voice-generation) capabilities. This makes it easy to create hyper-realistic narration that aligns with your brand. Each project can have a default voice for titles, body content, and summaries. You can change the voice associated with any segment by using the Editor or [API](/docs-and-guides/integrations/api-overview). ## Voice options * **[Premade voices](/docs-and-guides/voices/premade-voices)**: Choose a ready-to-use voice from the ElevenLabs library. Many languages offer a range of accents, genders, and styles. Best for high-quality results with minimal setup. * **[Voice cloning](/docs-and-guides/voices/voice-cloning)**: Use Instant or Professional voice cloning to create a voice based on a real speaker. Best for generating audio with recognizable voices or specific regional accents. * **[Voice generation](/docs-and-guides/voices/voice-generation)**: Create a custom voice from a text prompt. Best for creating a unique voice without the need for recordings or approvals. ## Voice models BeyondWords supports three ElevenLabs voice models: v3, Multilingual v2, and Flash v2.5. The model determines how a voice sounds and behaves, shaping aspects like tone, pacing, and overall naturalness. Each model supports different languages and voice options: | Model | Description | Supported languages | Voice options | | --------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | v3 | Most expressive and dynamic output. Best for engaging, varied narration. | [74 languages](/docs-and-guides/voices/supported-languages#language-support-by-voice-model) | | | Multilingual v2 | Most stable and even output. Best for clear, consistent long-form narration. | [29 languages](/docs-and-guides/voices/supported-languages#language-support-by-voice-model) | | | Flash v2.5 | Most accurate and controlled output. Best for replicating specific voices and delivery styles. | [32 languages](/docs-and-guides/voices/supported-languages#language-support-by-voice-model) | | All voices are multilingual, meaning they can speak any language supported by the selected [voice model](#voice-models). However, voices tend to perform best when used with their native language and accent. ## Customization You can use the following tools to [customize speech output](/docs-and-guides/voices/customization): * **Voice settings**: Shape a voice's speaking rate, expressiveness, and more * **Pronunciation rules**: Define how specific words or phrases should be spoken * **AI preprocessing**: Automatically normalize text for more natural speech * **Pauses**: Insert breaks to improve pacing and flow ## FAQs Start by choosing a voice option based on your needs: [premade](/docs-and-guides/voices/premade-voices) for simplicity, [voice generation](/docs-and-guides/voices/voice-generation) for flexibility, or [voice cloning](/docs-and-guides/voices/voice-cloning) for a specific voice. (Your options may be limited by the [language](/docs-and-guides/voices/supported-languages) you’re working in.) Then, choose a voice that fits your content and audience. Consider tone, accent, and how well the voice works for long-form listening. We recommend previewing a few options with your content before deciding. If you need help choosing a voice, please [contact our support team](/docs-and-guides/support/get-support). To set the default voice or voices for your project: 1. Go to **Content → Preferences → Voices** in your project dashboard 2. Use the search and/or filtering options to find your preferred voice 3. Click **Use voice** alongside any voice to set it as the default for titles, body content, and summaries, or use the dropdown to select a specific option You can click the colored icon alongside any voice to play a preview. Click the **Settings** icon to change voice settings. No, changing your default voice does not affect existing content. If you wish to update the voice on an existing content item, manually update the voice via the Editor or [API](/docs-and-guides/integrations/api-overview), then regenerate your content. When using the [API](/docs-and-guides/integrations/api-overview), you’ll need to copy the BeyondWords `voice_id` of each voice you want to use and include it in your request. See [List voices](/api-reference/voices/list) in the API reference. To find and copy the `voice_id`: 1. Open your project and go to **Content → Preferences → Voices** 2. Click the settings icon alongside your chosen voice 3. If applicable, select the ElevenLabs voice model you'd like to use 4. Click the **copy** icon alongside the **Voice ID** field To preview available voices, go to **Content → Preferences → Voices** in your project dashboard and click the colored icon alongside any voice. You can use filters to limit your search. If you're not yet a BeyondWords customer, [request a demo](https://beyondwords.io/book-a-demo/) to learn more about our voices.