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How is my voiceover quota calculated?
How is my voiceover quota calculated?

A breakdown of how premium voiceover quota is calculated to hlep you ensure you are making the most of your quota.

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Written by Mmekobong Silas
Updated over 2 months ago

Your voiceover quota is used whenever you generate and apply a Premium voice to your project. Understanding how your voiceover quota works can help you manage it effectively for your projects.

Voiceover quota applies only to Premium voices powered by ElevenLabs. Standard voices have no quota restriction.

  • When is my quota used?

Quota is used when you 'Generate and Apply' a Premium voice. The duration of the generated voiceover is deducted from your quota.

  • How is my quota calculated?

For example, if you have 120 minutes of voiceover quota and apply a Premium voice on a project where the duration is 5 minutes, those 5 minutes will be subtracted from your quota, leaving you with 115 minutes of voiceover quota.

  • When is my quota deducted?

The quota is deducted after the voiceover is fully generated and applied. Actual video duration determines the deduction, not the initial estimate.

  • What happens if I edit the script after applying a voiceover?

The affected scenes will need to be regenerated and deducted from the quota.

  • Can I restore my quota?

Quota cannot be restored after deduction, even if voiceover is removed. However. reapplying a removed voiceover doesn't use additional quota (if no text changes).

Best practices for managing Premium voiceover quota

  1. Preview voices before applying to ensure they fit your video style. Use the play button next to AI voice options for a snippet preview.

  2. We recommend finalizing your script before applying a Premium voice to save quota.

Does it seem like your voiceover application is taking longer than necessary? Here's why that might be happening.

Wondering when your voiceover quota will be reset? Find out more about that here.

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