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Minecraft Skin Editor
Design a Minecraft skin in your browser by painting straight onto a live 3D model. Load any player's skin by username, switch between the Steve and Alex models as you work, and download a game-ready 64×64 PNG when you are done.
What the editor does
Paint on the 3D model
The model is the canvas. Spin it with a drag, paint the face you are looking at, and watch the change land on the mesh as you draw — no guessing which square on the flat sheet is the back of a leg.
Classic and Slim, either way
Switch between the 4-pixel Steve arm and the 3-pixel Alex arm at any point. The editor rebuilds the model around your artwork instead of making you start again.
Start from any player
Type a username and load that account's current skin straight into the editor, or open any skin in the catalog and remix it. Every player profile links back into the editor in one click.
The tools you expect
Brush, eraser, fill, colour picker, line and shape tools, mirrored painting for symmetry, plus undo and redo the whole way back.
Game-ready export
Download a 64×64 PNG in the exact format Minecraft wants, ready to upload to your Microsoft account. Nothing to convert, nothing to resize.
Nothing to install
It runs in the browser on a laptop, a Chromebook or a phone. No account, no download, no launcher mod — your work is saved in the browser as you go.
How to make a Minecraft skin
- 01
Open the editor
Start from a blank Steve or Alex, drop in a PNG you already have, or pull in a player's current skin by username.
- 02
Paint it
Work on the 3D model or the flat texture — they are the same drawing, so a stroke on one shows up on the other immediately.
- 03
Download and wear it
Export the 64×64 PNG, then upload it at minecraft.net or in the launcher. It is live the next time you load the game.
Questions people ask
Is this Minecraft skin editor free?
Yes. The skin editor is free to use with no account, and exporting your finished 64×64 PNG costs nothing.
Do I need to download anything?
No. It runs entirely in your browser. Your work is kept in the browser's own storage as you paint, so closing the tab does not lose it.
Can I edit someone else's Minecraft skin?
You can load any player's current public skin by username and edit your own copy of it. It becomes your working file — the other player's account is untouched.
Does it support slim (Alex) skins?
Yes. You can switch between the classic 4-pixel arm and the slim 3-pixel arm at any point, and the editor keeps your artwork while it rebuilds the model.
What size are Minecraft skins?
Modern Minecraft skins are 64×64 PNG files with an optional second layer for hats and jackets. The editor exports exactly that, so the file is ready to upload as-is.
How do I put the skin into Minecraft?
Download the PNG, then upload it to your profile at minecraft.net or through the Minecraft Launcher's Skins tab. Bedrock players import it from the dressing room in-game.
Start with a blank skin, or someone else's
The editor opens instantly — no account, nothing to install. Your work saves itself in the browser while you paint.
Making a texture pack instead? Open the texture pack editor.