Viewmax Is Now Everygen: What Changed and What to Check | CircleAIDance
Yes — Viewmax is now Everygen. What the official site says happens to your account, credits, and billing, plus the domain checks worth running before you sign in.
Last updated: 2026-10-12
Yes — Viewmax is now Everygen. The site states this about itself: Everygen was formerly Viewmax, it is operated by Viewmax LLC, and the older viewmax.io address now redirects to everygen.ai. As of 2026-10-12 that is what the official site says, and it is the answer to the two searches that lead here — whether Everygen is Viewmax, and what Viewmax was renamed to.
What the rename actually is
This is a rebrand, not a shutdown and not a different company arriving under a familiar name. The product described on the site is the same AI video creation suite for short, social-ready videos, and the operator named on the site is the same entity, Viewmax LLC. The new address is everygen.ai, and the old one still serves it.
The site answers the questions a rename normally raises, on a page it links from its footer as "Viewmax is now Everygen": your account, subscription, credits, projects, and generated files carry over untouched; existing links, bookmarks, and shared videos on viewmax.io keep resolving; and billing does not change — same plan, same price, same renewal date, invoiced by the same company. What that page does not give is a date. It says "today, Viewmax becomes Everygen" and leaves it there, so if you need the effective date on the record, ask the vendor rather than trusting a summary like this one.
Why a renamed product is worth a second look before you sign in
A rename resets the trail that normally tells you which site is which. Old bookmarks, saved links, review articles, and ad creatives still say Viewmax; the site they point at may or may not be the one you meant. Two habits cover it:
- Read the address bar, not the page. The site states that everygen.ai is its only official domain and that it is not connected to similarly named addresses such as everygen-ai.com or everygenai.app. Confirm the exact domain before entering account details or payment information.
- Check who takes the payment. The operator name on the site and the name on the payment page are the two things a lookalike rarely gets right, and they are worth ten seconds on any newly renamed tool.
The same caution applies in the other direction: several unrelated products share the Everygen and Viewmax names, including apps that have nothing to do with this one. Search results under a renamed brand mix them together for a while, which is exactly why confirming the domain matters more here than it usually would.
If what you wanted was the video workflow
If you landed on the Viewmax question while looking for a way to turn a still image into a short clip, CircleAIDance does that with the price on the label. Veo 3.1 runs as image-to-video: one reference image in, motion, camera, and sound described in the prompt, and a 720p or 1080p clip of 6 or 8 seconds out with dialogue, ambience, and effects in the same pass. Billing is per clip — from 30 credits for a Veo 3.1 Lite clip at 720p, with the exact estimate shown in the composer before the run starts.
Two limits stated plainly: there is no free tier for Veo 3.1, and every run needs that reference image, because the model animates the subject your image shows. Costs per model are on the Veo 3.1 page and pricing.