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Version 11.11.1 · 2025-11-20
- Bug fixes and performance improvements.
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The store currently lists version 11.11.1, updated 2025-11-20.








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Clay lets anyone design engaging social media content in seconds. It is the perfect companion for business owners and influencers who do not have hours to spend in front of editing software because they are busy getting stuff done.
HOW TO USE CLAY
1) Select a template
We created hundreds of gorgeous designs to help you sell your products, advertise your services, or grow your following. You just gotta pick the one that matches your creative style!
2) Import your pictures or video
Pic collage, video collage, wallpapers, polaroid frames, borders for pictures, photo maker, animated story maker, highlights, we got them all. Just choose your content and we will make it engaging.
3) (Optional) Add some text, visual filters, stickers, remove background, or move things around
Clay is your creative canvas, your Story lab, your post and story maker.…
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- Bug fixes and performance improvements.
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