Everygen
Everygen creates short-form video for social feeds: AI Shorts, UGC-style clips, product shots and ads generated from text prompts or a product link, plus voiceovers, auto captions and a scriptwriter. It bundles leading models such as Seedance 2.5, Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0 Turbo and Nano Banana Pro, offers named avatars you direct with a script, and clones winning ads with an AI Ad Cloner.
What is Everygen?
Everygen, formerly Viewmax, is an AI video creation suite for short-form social media. The product began as a way to make YouTube Shorts and has been broadened into a creative studio that produces video, images, voiceovers, captions and full ad creatives from prompts, uploaded assets or a product link. The homepage frames it simply as every AI tool you need in one place and asks what you will create: Social Media Content, UGC, Ads and Images.
The core tools are an AI Video Generator that produces watermark-free video ready to post, Marketing Studio for creating and cloning winning ads, Shorts Studio for turning a proven short-form format into your own video, AI UGC with avatars you direct with a script, Product Shots for turning product images into video, and a library of Viral Presets. Alongside them sit AI Voiceover, an AI Scriptwriter, Auto Captions, an AI Voice Changer, an AI Image Generator, a video downloader that pulls source footage from YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, X and Facebook, and a caption remover for stripping on-screen text so a clip can be re-voiced and re-edited.
Everygen does not train a single in-house model. It packages leading third-party video and image models behind one credit system: Seedance 2.5 for cinematic motion and real physics, Kling 3.0 Turbo for fast 1080p with audio, MiniMax H3 Max for native audio, Veo 3.1 as the only 4K option, Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash for generation and editing, Nano Banana Pro and GPT Image 2 for photoreal stills, and Grok Imagine. Outputs can run up to 30 seconds in 1080p, and the site says clips arrive without watermarks.
The avatars are a headline feature. Everygen lists named, directable presenters such as Elliot Sage, Dae-Jung Seo, Soo-Yeon Park, Rosa Navarro and Marcus Osei, each with a create action, so a script can be handed to a consistent on-screen persona for talking head and testimonial styles. Ad formats cover try-on, speaker test, crush test, unboxing, before and after, couple share, shelfie, tutorial and camera POV.
A distinctive part of the product is agent access. Everygen runs an OAuth-protected remote MCP server so Claude and other clients can drive it, and the homepage shows a prompt where a product is turned into a 9:16 ad with hook, captions and voiceover without opening the app. An llms.txt and OpenAPI 3.1 document describe the agent-facing HTTP surface, OAuth scopes and the MCP endpoint at /api/mcp.
Billing is credit based. Each plan refills a fixed number of credits every month: Starter 200, Pro 500 and Creator 1,000. Credits pay for video exports, voiceovers, captions and generations, plan credits refresh monthly and do not roll over, and top-up credits bought separately last 90 days. Everygen states that videos made with it can be monetized without restrictions, which matters to the YouTube-first audience the product is aimed at.
Everygen Core Features
AI Video Generator
produce watermark-free short-form video from a text prompt, an uploaded asset or a product link, ready to post.
Marketing Studio and AI Ad Generator
build and clone winning ad creatives from templates, a product URL or an existing performing ad.
AI UGC avatars
a library of named presenters you direct with a script, for talking head, testimonial and UGC-style formats.
Shorts Studio and viral presets
proven formats including bodycam, trail cam, animal story, nursery rhymes, ranking and GTA 6 style clips.
Multi-model toolbox
Seedance 2.5, Kling 3.0 Turbo, MiniMax H3 Max, Veo 3.1 at 4K, Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash, Nano Banana Pro, GPT Image 2 and Grok Imagine in one credit system.
Audio and captions
AI Voiceover, AI Voice Changer, AI Scriptwriter and Auto Captions, plus a caption remover for re-voicing existing footage.
Media ingestion and storage
a video downloader for YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, X and Facebook, with up to 2.7 TB of media storage on Creator.
MCP and API access
an OAuth-protected remote MCP server plus an OpenAPI 3.1 document so Claude and other agents can generate media without opening the app.
Who is Everygen for?
Everygen is built for people who need a steady stream of short-form video without a camera, a crew or an editor, and the site names its audience plainly: creators posting to YouTube Shorts, TikTok, Instagram and Facebook. Solo creators who publish daily and want to keep posting frequency up are the primary group. The Starter plan is described as being for casual creators with low posting frequency, Pro is for creators serious about growth, and Creator is for creators who want the best tools, so the tiers map directly onto how often you publish. A second group is faceless and themed channel operators. Everygen ships a library of proven short-form formats, including bodycam, trail cam and ring cam clips, nursery rhymes, animal stories, courtroom scenes, ranking videos, GTA 6 style videos, sports, space and cinematic shorts. Someone running a faceless YouTube channel can pick a format that already performs and generate their own version instead of filming anything. A third group is performance marketers, DTC brands and small e-commerce sellers. Everygen markets itself with ad templates, realistic avatars and an AI Ad Cloner that copies a winning ad with a new avatar and voice while keeping the same structure. Teams that need to produce many creative variations for Meta, TikTok and YouTube tests, or that want try-on, unboxing, crush test and talking head ads from a product image, are squarely in scope, and the site notes it is trusted by creators with billions of views. A fourth group is agencies and social teams that need volume and consistency. Marketing Studio is described as the all-in-one studio for creating and cloning winning ads, and Creator adds up to 150 AI videos and 2.7 TB of media storage, which suits people juggling multiple client accounts or brands. Finally, developers and AI tool users are addressed through Everygen's MCP server, which lets Claude and other agents generate videos, images, voiceovers and captions without opening the web app, and through a published OpenAPI document for its agent-facing HTTP surface. Anyone already working inside an AI assistant can connect Everygen and trigger renders from the conversation instead of switching tools.
Everygen Use Cases
Publishing daily YouTube Shorts without filming, using Shorts Studio formats and the AI video generator
Producing UGC-style ad creatives for Meta, TikTok and YouTube tests without hiring creators
Cloning a proven ad with a new avatar and voice while keeping the structure that already converts
Turning a product photo into try-on, unboxing, crush test or cinematic product video ads
Running a faceless or themed channel with trail cam, animal story, nursery rhyme or courtroom shorts
Repurposing existing footage by downloading a clip, removing its captions and adding a new voiceover
Generating photoreal still images and product shots with Nano Banana Pro or GPT Image 2
Automating video, image and voiceover generation from Claude or another agent through the Everygen MCP server
Everygen Pros and Cons
Pros
- One workspace covers the whole short-form workflow: script, generate, voiceover, captions, edit and download, instead of stitching several subscriptions together.
- The model choice is unusually broad for the price, bundling Seedance 2.5, Kling 3.0 Turbo, MiniMax H3 Max, Veo 3.1, Nano Banana Pro and GPT Image 2 behind a single credit balance.
- Proven formats and the AI Ad Cloner lower the blank-page problem: you start from a structure that already performs rather than an empty prompt box.
- Agent access is a real differentiator, with an OAuth-protected MCP server and OpenAPI document letting Claude and other clients generate media directly.
- Everygen states that videos made with it can be monetized without restrictions, which suits YouTube-first creators.
Cons
- There is no free plan or free trial listed, so testing Everygen means paying for at least the Starter tier.
- Credits expire: plan credits refresh each month and do not roll over, and top-up credits last only 90 days, so unused allowance is effectively lost.
- The headline price needs a yearly commitment, because the advertised $9, $19 and $49 per month rates are billed annually; month-to-month billing costs $24, $49 and $139.
FAQ About Everygen
Everygen Pricing
Everygen is paid-only with three credit plans sold monthly or annually. Billed annually, Starter is $9 per month with 200 credits, Pro is $19 per month with 500 credits and Creator is $49 per month with 1,000 credits; paying monthly costs $24, $49 and $139 instead. Annual billing saves $180 to $1,080 a year, plan credits do not roll over, and top-up credits last 90 days.
Check official pricingStarter
For casual creators with low posting frequency. 200 credits per month, about 18 Seedance 2 Fast videos or 50 Nano Banana Pro images, plus 200 bonus credits in the first month. Billed annually at $9 per month (saves $180); month-to-month billing is $24 per month.
Pro
Recommended tier for creators serious about growth. 500 credits per month, about 38 Seedance 2 videos or 125 Nano Banana Pro images, plus 500 bonus credits in the first month, and Discord community access. Billed annually at $19 per month, 61% off the $49 monthly price and saving $360 a year.
Creator
For creators who want the best tools. 1,000 credits per month, about 76 Seedance 2 videos or 250 Nano Banana Pro images, up to 150 AI videos, up to 2.7 TB media storage and access to all video and image models. Billed annually at $49 per month, 65% off the $139 monthly price and saving $1,080 a year.
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