See how a skin really looks in the game before you upload it: rotate it, zoom in and try different animations.
Upload a PNG file, type a Java player's name or open the skin you made in our editor.
Drag to rotate, scroll or pinch to zoom, and switch between the classic and slim models.
Pick an animation, add a cape, elytra or a name tag, and save the scene as a PNG picture.
A skin file is a flat 64×64 picture, and it is hard to tell from it how the pieces fit together on the character. Seams between the head and the hat layer, mismatched arm sides and holes in the outer layer are much easier to notice on a moving 3D model.
The viewer supports old 64×32 skins, HD skins and both arm types. The model type is detected automatically, but you can switch it if the skin looks wrong.
Yes. It works in your browser and does not upload your skin anywhere unless you load it by player name.
Yes, as long as the skin is a regular 64×64 or 64×32 PNG. 3D geometry skins from the Marketplace are not supported.
Transparent pixels on the base layer show up black in Minecraft. Fill them in with our skin editor.
Press “Save image”. You get a PNG with a transparent background unless you pick a background color.
Everything works in your browser: nothing to install, no account needed.
Minecraft Skin Editor
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