Move your team from ElevenLabs to Udio.
Each person gets a short interview, then a personalized step-by-step guide showing exactly where their saved work, prompts, and projects land in Udio — and the few things that need a manual step, walked through. You send one invite; nobody becomes the help desk, and nothing in ElevenLabs is changed or cancelled. Want to see where you’re paying for both first? Run the free audit.
ElevenLabs Music v2 covers the same job-to-be-done as Udio: original songs with vocals and instrumentals generated from a text prompt, with section-by-section regeneration (inpainting) mirroring Udio's Inpaint. A team already paying ElevenLabs for voice/TTS can fold music creation into that one seat instead of a separate Udio subscription -- describe genre, mood, and structure in ElevenMusic the way you prompt Udio, and use section regeneration in place of Udio's Inpaint. A practical driver for the move: Udio currently disables downloading of audio, video, and stems under its UMG transition, while ElevenLabs delivers downloadable output and offers commercial licensing through ElevenCreative for ads and branded content.
- Warning: Udio audio/video/stem downloads are currently disabled (UMG partnership), so plan to re-generate tracks from prompts in ElevenLabs rather than exporting finished Udio audio.
- Warning: Commercial-use gating differs: ElevenLabs routes commercial-licensed music through an ElevenCreative subscription, whereas Udio permits commercial use on all tiers (Free requires 'Created with Udio' attribution) -- confirm the ElevenLabs plan that grants the commercial license you need.
- Warning: Feature surface is not identical: ElevenLabs is voice-first with music as one capability, so Udio-specific affordances like its Session timeline editor and selectable extend context-window (up to ~2 minutes of prior audio) do not map one-to-one.