A free tool for creating and downloading custom Minecraft Bedrock Edition skin packs in your browser.
Formatted for desktop and mobile!
Add up to 16 skin slots using the Add Skin Slot button at the bottom of the page. Each slot is an individual card that holds one complete skin entry.
Once a skin PNG is uploaded, a rotating 3D preview renders the skin wrapped around a player model using skinview3d
Important
Must be a valid Minecraft skin PNG (64×64 or 64×128 pixels).
Choose between Normal (4px) and Slim (3px) arm geometry per skin. This sets the correct geometry reference (geometry.humanoid.custom or geometry.humanoid.customSlim) in the generated skins.json.
Optionally upload a cape PNG for this skin. The cape will appear on the back of the 3D preview and will be bundled into the pack alongside the skin. If no cape is uploaded for a slot, the cape field is omitted from the pack entirely for that skin.
Note
Capes require special implementation to appear in-game.
Both the pack name and each skin name have a formatting toolbar containing:
- 16 color options from Minecraft
- Bold, Italic, Underline, Strikethrough formatting toggles
- Reset button to strip all active formatting
§0 §1 §2 §3 §4 §5 §6 §7 §8 §9 §a §b §c §d §e §f §l §o §n §m §r
Important
These are Minecraft's native formatting codes. Position your cursor before the text you want to format, then click a button to insert the code.
Clicking a button inserts the appropriate § code at the cursor position in the text field. The live preview renders the result immediately, so you always see the in-game output before downloading.
Caution
This tool does not save your work between sessions.
Click Build & Download .mcpack to generate the skin pack. The tool assembles all uploaded textures and metadata entirely in the browser — no data is sent to any server. The output is a valid .mcpack file that Minecraft Bedrock Edition can import directly.
Warning
Create a unique name for each skin pack you create, or Minecraft may have problems.
The generated pack includes:
manifest.jsonwith randomly generated UUIDs and version metadataskins.jsonwith all skin entries, geometry references, textures, and optional cape fieldstexts/en_US.langwith the pack name and each skin's display name, including all formatting codes- All uploaded skin and cape PNG files
Windows: Double-click the .mcpack file. Minecraft will open and automatically import it.
Android: Open the .mcpack file with the Minecraft app from your file manager.
iOS: Tap the .mcpack file and open it in Minecraft.
Note
Direct .mcpack import is not supported on console.
- Larger skin pack size
- Restrictions on uploaded files
- Local saving of skins and packs
- Adding Minecraft's native emojis to formatting toolbar
- More user-friendly UI