Left-drag the character to paint. Right-drag, drag the background, or hold Space to rotate without changing pixels.
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Minecraft Skin Editor – Create Skins in 3D
Paint on a 3D player or edit the 64×64 texture pixel by pixel. Upload a skin, preview Classic or Slim models, and download a Minecraft-ready PNG. Your skin never leaves your browser.
64×64 skin texture
Base layer Overlay layerPNG · 64×64
Use this unfolded view for exact edge work and transparent overlay details.
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Ready for Minecraft
We check the PNG format, 64×64 dimensions, visible pixels, and required base layers.
- Edit or upload a skin to check the file.
How to Make a Minecraft Skin
Use the flat texture for pixel-perfect edge work, then switch between Base and Overlay for clothing and extra details.
Classic skins have four-pixel-wide arms; Slim skins have three-pixel-wide arms. Both use the same 64×64 PNG size.
Download the PNG, then upload it through your Minecraft profile or launcher on Java Edition, or import it from the in-game skin picker on Bedrock Edition.
Minecraft Skin Editor FAQ
Can I edit an existing Minecraft skin?
Yes. Drop a 64×64 PNG into the upload area or choose a legacy 64×32 skin. It loads directly into the editor so you can repaint and download it.
What size should a Minecraft skin be?
Modern Minecraft skins use a 64×64 PNG. This editor also accepts legacy 64×32 PNG files and converts them into the modern layout.
What is the difference between Classic and Slim?
Classic skins use four-pixel-wide arms, while Slim skins use three-pixel-wide arms. Choose the same model here and when applying the skin in Minecraft.
How do I use my custom skin in Minecraft?
On Java Edition, upload the PNG through your Minecraft profile or launcher. On Bedrock Edition, import it from the in-game skin picker.
Is my skin uploaded anywhere?
No. Painting, previewing, checking, and exporting happen locally in your browser. Your skin file is never uploaded by this editor.
Can I paint the outer clothing layer?
Yes. Select Overlay to edit hats, jackets, sleeves, and pants, or select All to work with both the base skin and overlay.