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.
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
- Choose a starting point. Import a 64×64 PNG, open a free skin from SkinHub, or start with a blank character.
- 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.
- 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.