FPS
data-fps sets the composition default. --fps overrides it at render time. Total frames are duration * fps.
Fill in a website, app, brand, product, script, or rough idea, choose the video controls, then copy a complete AI prompt for generating a Cetus HTML composition.
This page runs only in your browser. It does not call an AI model. It builds a clear prompt you can paste into ChatGPT, Codex, Claude, Gemini, or another coding assistant.
Website, scenes, assets, and notes are optional. Leave them blank and the generated prompt will tell the AI to ask only when needed or create a polished plan itself.
For the Cetus file format and CLI flags, read the docs.
data-fps sets the composition default. --fps overrides it at render time. Total frames are duration * fps.
data-width and data-height define the HTML canvas. --width and --height override the output size.
.mp4 uses H.264 for broad compatibility. .webm uses VP9 and is useful for browser-native workflows.
Generates a complete HTML code block plus save, preview, and render instructions. Best when the AI cannot edit your files.
Asks the agent to create cetus.html directly, list changed files, and provide the exact Cetus commands.
Requests a local file, safe command usage, validation when possible, and a final guide for changing FPS, duration, size, and format.
Hero screenshot, product tagline, three feature callouts, final URL, 8 to 12 seconds.
Logo reveal, title, subtitle, quick motion accent, clean fade out, 3 to 6 seconds.
Interface panels, cursor path, feature labels, before/after result, 12 to 30 seconds.
Vertical 1080x1920 layout, fast captions, visual beats, strong final call to action.
Problem statement, process steps, result screen, concise text, 20 to 45 seconds.
Reusable colors, type scale, lower thirds, title cards, and end screens for repeated videos.
cetus render cetus.html -o out.mp4
cetus render cetus.html -o reel.mp4
cetus render cetus.html -o transparent.webm
# Override HTML defaults only when needed
cetus render cetus.html -o smooth.mp4 --fps 60
cetus render cetus.html -o vertical.mp4 --width 1080 --height 1920