Install it like any other addon. In Blender go to Edit → Preferences → Add-ons → Install, select the downloaded .py file, and check the box to enable it.

Open the panel. In the 3D Viewport, press N to open the sidebar. You'll find a new tab called Active Clay. Click it.

Set your output folder. At the top of the panel there's an Output Path field — point it to wherever you want your renders saved before doing anything else.

Add your shots. Frame your viewport however you like — then click Create New Shot. The addon captures that exact view and adds it to your shot list. Repeat as many times as you need.

Adjust anything you need. Click a shot in the list to jump to its view. Use the Active Camera Details section to dial in focal length, depth of field, clipping, or composition guides per camera.

Render them all. Hit Render All Shots and confirm. Blender will cycle through every camera in your list and save each render as its own file. A live status counter shows your progress.

Or just preview first. Use Viewport Preview for fast OpenGL screenshots of every angle — great for quick client reviews or layout checks before burning render time.