Canonical overview
What Neonix is
Neonix is an HTML-to-motion-video compiler: it turns HTML and CSS into a real, exportable motion video.
You, or an AI agent such as Claude, ChatGPT or Grok connected over Remote MCP, write HTML and CSS describing a scene. Neonix compiles it deterministically and renders it into a real MP4. It is not a template-filling tool, and it is not a prompt-only video generator you can't control.
How it works
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Author HTML and CSS, Neonix compiles it into a structured JSON scene document, preview and refine it in the Neonix editor, then export a real MP4.
FAQ
- What is Neonix?
- Neonix is an HTML-to-motion-video compiler that turns HTML and CSS into a real, exportable video.
- How do AI agents use Neonix?
- AI agents such as Claude, ChatGPT and Grok connect to Neonix's Remote MCP server and call tools like create_project_html to compile HTML/CSS into a video project, then export it as MP4.
- What does Neonix compile HTML/CSS into?
- A structured JSON scene document that stays editable after compilation, in the Neonix editor or programmatically, before the final video render.
- Do I need to set up my own rendering infrastructure?
- No. You author HTML/CSS; Neonix's hosted compiler and renderer turn it into a video. There is no self-hosted compiler, GPU worker, or render pipeline to run or maintain.
- Where can I read the full technical documentation?
- The complete HTML/CSS authoring reference, the JSON document schema, and MCP tool details live at neonix.video/docs.