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Claymorphism

A design style that uses puffy, rounded shapes with inner and outer shadows to resemble clay.

Hold and release the button to see the puffy surface compress.

Often confused with

• 3D icon: An icon defined by thickness and perspective, without requiring a clay-like texture or puffy shape
• Neumorphism: A design style with raised or inset surfaces close to the background color rather than puffy clay-like shapes