Review the confirmed Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS speech scope, plan speaker-based dialogue, and compare audio models that are available on Rivya now.
A dedicated, indexable status page for Gemini 3.1 Flash TTSConfirmed text-to-speech and ordered dialogue-to-speech scopeClear paths to currently available single-speaker and multi-speaker alternatives
Output
AI Audio Generator
Best for
Researching Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS before Rivya enables generation
Rivya cannot safely determine the maximum credit liability before a run starts, so generation remains disabled and no availability date is promised.
Example output
Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS
Best for
Researching Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS before Rivya enables generationPlanning scripts that assign lines to multiple speakersComparing available dialogue, fast narration, and multilingual voice options
Supports
Temporarily unavailable
Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS generation is unavailable
Rivya cannot safely determine the maximum credit liability before a run starts, so generation remains disabled and no availability date is promised.
Can I generate dialogue with Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS on Rivya now?
No. The published model description defines speakers and ordered dialogue turns, but it does not establish a maximum number of speakers or turns, a total text limit, or a dependable maximum audio-token cost. Rivya therefore keeps generation disabled before credits can be reserved or a run can begin.
What speech workflow is documented for Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS?
The confirmed scope covers text to speech and dialogue to speech, including speaker assignments and sequential spoken turns. This page records that scope for research; it does not expose a runnable prompt form or model controls while the safety check remains unresolved.
Why does Rivya keep this page public while the model is unavailable?
The page gives researchers a stable status reference and points to speech models that can be used today. It does not predict when Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS will become available.
What can I do on this Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS page?
Use the page to understand the confirmed speech and dialogue scope, check Rivya's current availability status, and choose an available alternative. There is no generation form, callable API entry, or pricing offer for this model while it remains unavailable.
Which available model should I choose instead?
Choose ElevenLabs Dialogue V3 for a multi-speaker exchange, ElevenLabs Turbo 2.5 for a fast single-speaker draft, or ElevenLabs Multilingual V2 when cross-language delivery is the priority.
Compare alternatives
Other models to consider next
Audio
ElevenLabs Dialogue V3
ElevenLabs' multi-speaker dialogue model on Rivya. It is built for role-based speech generation, with individual voice assignments, stability controls, and dialogue-ready pacing for podcasts, interviews, and character scenes.
Why consider it
Use ElevenLabs Dialogue V3 for an available multi-speaker dialogue workflow.
Best forTwo-host podcast intros and debate segments
ElevenLabs' fast text-to-speech model on Rivya. With low-latency voice generation and adjustable stability, similarity, style, and speed, it is built for rapid voiceover drafts and interactive TTS projects.
Why consider it
Use ElevenLabs Turbo 2.5 for available fast, single-speaker text-to-speech drafts.
Best forProduct demo and app walkthrough voice-overs
ElevenLabs' multilingual text-to-speech model on Rivya, supporting about 30 languages with auto-detection. It is the stronger option for localization, cross-language delivery, and more natural multilingual voiceovers.
Why consider it
Use ElevenLabs Multilingual V2 for available multilingual narration and localization work.
Best forLocalized product demos and onboarding videos