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Minecraft Skin Editor

Paint directly on the 3D model or fine-tune each face in Flat pixels. One skin, two ways to make it yours.

Edit your skin

Hold Space + drag to rotate · Scroll or pinch to zoom

Outer clothing is hidden so you can paint the base. Use Focus part to reach hidden faces.

8 × 8 pixels

Minecraft skin editor shortcuts

BBrush
EEraser
GFill region
IColor picker
RReplace part color
MMirror face
Ctrl / ⌘ ZUndo
Ctrl / ⌘ Shift ZRedo
Ctrl / ⌘ SDownload PNG
[ / ]Zoom out / in
Arrow keysMove on canvas
Hold Space + dragRotate 3D model
SpacePaint pixel in flat mode

How to edit a Minecraft skin

  1. Choose a starting point. Import a 64×64 PNG, open a free skin from SkinHub, or start with a blank character.
  2. Choose 3D model or Flat pixels. Paint directly on the gridded character, or select a body part and face for flat editing. Both modes share your colors, tools and undo history. Fill stays on one face; Replace changes matching colors within the painted body part.
  3. Rotate, refine and download. Hold Space and drag over the 3D canvas to rotate; release Space to paint again. On touchscreens, tap Rotate to turn the model. Use Focus part to reach hidden faces, and select Base or Outer / clothing to choose your layer. Undo any mistakes, then export the PNG with the matching Classic or Slim arm model.

Your edits stay in this browser. A local draft helps you resume; downloading a PNG gives you a copy you can keep. Want a new design first? Try the AI Minecraft skin generator.