Scribe v3 is ElevenLabs' speech-to-text model, built for developers transcribing calls, meetings, interviews, and media across 90+ languages.

How accurate is Scribe v3?

According to ElevenLabs, it makes 27% fewer word errors than Scribe v2 and is designed to handle noise, accents, and crosstalk.

Does Scribe v3 support real-time transcription?

Yes, Scribe v3 Live is a low-latency variant that runs under 150ms for live use cases.

Scribe v3 by ElevenLabs

Speech to text with 27% fewer errors in 90+ languages

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What is Scribe v3 by ElevenLabs

Scribe v3 by ElevenLabs is a speech-to-text model for developers building on calls, meetings, interviews, and media. It reports 27% fewer word errors than Scribe v2 across 90+ languages and is designed to stay accurate amid noise, accents, and crosstalk. The API labels up to 32 speakers, tags audio events and emotion, supports custom vocabulary boosting and entity detection, and handles files up to 15 hours. A low-latency variant, Scribe v3 Live, targets real-time use cases.

Key Features

Speech-to-text transcription across 90+ languages with 27% fewer word errors than Scribe v2

Speaker diarization for up to 32 speakers

Audio event tagging for laughter, music, and emotion

Custom vocabulary boosting for up to 1,000 personal terms

Detection of 56 entity types

File handling up to 15 hours

Scribe v3 Live with under 150ms latency for real-time transcription

Use Cases

Transcribing calls and meetings
Interview transcription for research and journalism
Captioning and processing media content
Real-time live transcription in applications

Why do startups need this tool?

Startups building voice-driven products—meeting assistants, call analytics, media tooling, or accessibility features—can integrate a single speech-to-text API with multilingual coverage, speaker labeling, custom vocabulary, and low-latency live transcription, reducing the need to assemble multiple transcription services.

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