Clipping Mask Release

I released a new version of Kleki with a new feature: Clipping Mask.

This was a frequently requested feature! It allows you to clip a layer's contents to another layer, or in other words you can have a layer act as the mask to another layer. This allows for non-destructive exploration and effects. Technically, you could achieve this effect with Kleki's advanced layer merging, but then all pixels get baked into the merged layer. With clipping mask you can continue to modify the clipped layer and mask layer independently.

Here is a little demonstration:

Also, I've revamped the Kleki homepage with updated screenshots and a more fun presentation.

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-bitbof

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