ElevenLabs Introduces Open-Source UI Components for Web Developers

Rebeca Moen
Dec 02, 2025 18:54

ElevenLabs launches an open-source library of customizable React components, enhancing development of multimodal agents and interfaces using ElevenLabs Agents and Audio SDKs.

ElevenLabs has unveiled a new open-source library designed to streamline the development of multimodal agents and interfaces. According to ElevenLabs, the library is built on top of shadcn/ui and offers a range of customizable React components tailored for use with ElevenLabs Agents and Audio SDKs.

Key Features of ElevenLabs UI

The ElevenLabs UI library provides developers with extensive control over user interface elements, including waveforms, orbs, and messages. These components are specifically designed to enhance the speed and efficiency of building multimodal agents, a critical aspect for developers working on advanced web applications.

Practical Examples

The open-source library includes components such as transcriber-01, a voice dictation module that can be integrated into any web application, and voice-chat-03, a comprehensive multimodal chat interface with built-in state management. These components are designed to be easily integrated, allowing developers to pass their ElevenLabs Agent ID as a prop to deploy them efficiently.

Getting Started

Developers can access these components through the @elevenlabs/agents-cli command-line tool. For instance, to install the Orb component, developers can execute the command:

pnpm dlx @elevenlabs/agents-cli@latest components add orb

This command-line approach simplifies the process of adding components to existing projects, promoting faster development cycles.

Documentation and Resources

ElevenLabs provides comprehensive documentation to assist developers in utilizing these components effectively. The documentation is available on their official site, guiding users through the process of building robust agent and audio interfaces. For more detailed information, developers are encouraged to explore the official documentation.

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