1 · Describe your skin
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Upload a picture of yourself or your kid and get a Minecraft version — hair, skin, eyes, glasses, and outfit. With Artist or Artist Pro picked above, concept art works too: the artist paints the character in the picture (type a note first if there is more than one). The photo is looked at once by the AI and is never saved on our server.
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Have a drawing of your character? Slide six boxes over the picture and watch the skin build — no AI, nothing leaves your browser. It comes back here to spin in 3D, paint on, and download.
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Already have a skin? Load its PNG — 64×64, or an HD 128×128 up to 1024×1024 — to spin it in 3D, paint on it, and share a link. It stays in your browser; nothing is uploaded to our server.
2 · Change it with words
Or use the sliders and pickers on the right — every change shows instantly.
3 · Download
HD is on — this downloads a 128×128 skin. Great for Red Lava Toys figures and most skin editors; Minecraft itself only takes 64×64, so turn HD off (button on the 3D view) before uploading there.
- Go to minecraft.net → Profile → Skins
- Upload the PNG, choose the Classic model
- Bedrock / Pocket: Dressing Room → Owned → Import
drag to rotate · scroll to zoom · hold the wheel to pan · double-click to re-centre
Brush
Layer
Left-click or touch paints on the model and on the flat views below. Hold Shift for a straight line — Shift-click joins from where you last painted, Shift-drag rubber-bands a line. Right-click-drag spins the model, scroll zooms right in for pixel work, hold the wheel to pan. The sliders on the right still work — your paint stays on top. The Eraser leaves a see-through hole on either layer; a hole in the Base gets a little × in the views below because Minecraft and the figure show it as black — Undo or paint over it.
Tweak it
Showing your uploaded skin — the sliders are off. Paint on it, flip HD, download, or share a link.