ElevenLabs Voice Manager

Every voice in your account has metadata hiding behind it - its ID, description, the settings it was created with, its labels. Normally you'd open the ElevenLabs dashboard to see any of it. This node reads it straight into your graph. Pick a voice, pick an action, get a formatted report.

How it works

You pick a voice from the dropdown (same cached "Name (voice_id)" list as the TTS node) and choose an action. The node calls the corresponding read-only endpoint:

• Get Info - hits /v1/voices/{id} and reports name, ID, description, category, who created it, its stored settings (stability, similarity boost, style, speaker boost), and labels.
• Get Settings - hits /v1/voices/{id}/settings and returns the voice's current settings block.

Both come back as a formatted voice_info STRING, printed to the console too.

Fair warning about the README: it describes list/delete actions for this node, but the actual node ships only these two inspect actions. There is no delete here. If you wanted to tidy up your voice library, that's still a dashboard job - this node is a viewer, not an editor.

Inputs

• api_key - your key.
• voice - the dropdown of your account's voices.
• action - Get Info (default) or Get Settings.

Output: a voice_info STRING.

Where it's actually useful

Mostly as a debugging and planning tool. Two good uses: understanding why a voice sounds the way it does - check Get Info and you'll see the baked-in stability/similarity settings that voice was created with, which explains a lot when one voice behaves wildly differently from another in TTS. And pre-flight checks - before you push a cloned voice into production, verify its metadata and settings are what you think they are.

Honestly, it's the least-exciting node in the pack, and that's fine. Utility nodes aren't supposed to be exciting. If you live in the TTS node all day and never touch this one, you're not missing much - but when you need to know what a voice is made of, it's faster than tabbing out to a browser.

Install

Same pack, same command:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/karthikg-09/Elevenlabs-ComfyUI.git
cd ElevenLabs-ComfyUI && pip install -r requirements.txt

or ComfyUI Manager → "Elevenlabs-ComfyUI" → restart. Add Node → ElevenLabs.