Overview
What is ElevenLabs MCP Server?
ElevenLabs MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that integrates with the ElevenLabs text-to-speech API. It includes a server component and a sample SvelteKit web-based MCP client for managing voice generation tasks.
How to use ElevenLabs MCP Server?
Install using uvx (no specific installation needed) and add the configuration to your MCP settings file, providing your ELEVENLABS_API_KEY, ELEVENLABS_VOICE_ID, and optional parameters like ELEVENLABS_MODEL_ID. For development, clone the repository, install dependencies with uv venv, copy .env.example to .env, and fill in your credentials. To use the sample web UI, navigate to clients/web-ui, run pnpm install, configure .env, and start with pnpm dev.
Key features of ElevenLabs MCP Server
- Generate audio from text using ElevenLabs API
- Support for multiple voices and script parts
- SQLite database for persistent history storage
- Voice history tracking and playback
- Audio file downloads
- Sample SvelteKit MCP Client included
Use cases of ElevenLabs MCP Server
- Convert plain text to speech with default voice settings
- Generate audio from structured scripts with multiple voices and actors
- Manage and delete voiceover jobs
- List available voices and retrieve audio files
FAQ from ElevenLabs MCP Server
What tools does ElevenLabs MCP Server provide?
Tools include generate_audio_simple, generate_audio_script, delete_job, get_audio_file, list_voices, and get_voiceover_history.
What resources are available?
Resources include voiceover://history/{job_id} to get an audio file by ID and voiceover://voices to list all available voices.
What runtime dependencies are required?
Python with uv (for uvx) or a local development environment with uv and pnpm for the web UI. An ElevenLabs API key is required.
Where is voiceover history stored?
Voiceover history is persisted in a SQLite database included with the server.
What transport or authentication is used?
The server uses environment variables (ELEVENLABS_API_KEY) for authentication and communicates via standard MCP transport (stdio).
