Meaning & Origin
Klayton is a boy's baby name of American origin, a variant spelling of Clayton, from the Old English place name meaning 'settlement on clay land,' from clæg (clay) and tun (settlement). The K-spelling gives it a more distinctive visual identity while preserving the familiar sound.
About 2,926 U.S. births are recorded. Klayton appeals to parents who love Clayton's earthy, American confidence but want the spelling to feel uniquely theirs.