Free Online Minecraft Skin Editor

Choose an editor that lets you see where each pixel goes, undo mistakes, and export a standard skin PNG. BlockSkinLab is a simple option for editing directly on a rotatable 3D character, with a starter skin and a visible pixel grid. If you need advanced image-editing features or HD textures, check those requirements before choosing a tool.

You can edit a skin in the BlockSkinLab editor on this page. Open a 64×64 skin PNG or use the starter, then paint directly on the 3D character. There is no editor app to install; download only the finished PNG when you want to save it.

Yes. Opening skins, painting, previewing, and downloading the edited PNG are free. No BlockSkinLab account or Microsoft login is required to use the editor.

Yes. Choose Upload skin and open a standard 64×64 PNG with a Minecraft skin layout, up to 10 MB. Match the Classic or Slim arm model, then change its pixels on the 3D character. Download a separate edited PNG to keep your original file.

Select Pencil and choose a palette color or a custom color, then click a square on the 3D pixel grid. Pick color samples an existing pixel so you can reuse it, and Fill connected area recolors a connected patch on the clicked face. Use Undo to reverse a change.

Yes. Drag to rotate, release, and click a visible square to edit it. Scroll to zoom; Shift-drag or right-drag to move the view when zoomed in. On touchscreens, two fingers move and zoom. Use Reset view to see the whole character, or Spread limbs to reach inner sides.

No. A click applies the current tool and color; clicking the same square with the same color leaves it unchanged. Use Undo to restore the previous edit, Redo to reapply it, or Transparent eraser to remove a pixel deliberately.

Yes. Choose Classic for four-pixel-wide arms or Slim for three-pixel-wide arms. Select the model that matches the skin before editing its arms.

Yes. Select Outer to paint hair, hats, jackets, sleeves, and other raised pixel details. Transparent eraser removes an outer pixel to reveal the base underneath. These are details on the standard skin layers, not separate 3D accessories or Marketplace items.

You can build your own design by choosing New starter and repainting the included character. It is a starter template rather than a completely blank skin. Change the face, clothing, and both layers, then save your design with Download PNG.

The editor has a mobile layout and runs in a browser with WebGL support. Drag to turn the character, pinch to zoom, and tap squares to edit. Small pixels can be easier to target on a larger screen, and 3D performance depends on your device and browser.

Yes. Download PNG exports a standard 64×64 skin texture. Use the matching Classic or Slim model when applying it in Java Edition or importing it on a supported Bedrock device. Local PNG import is not available on every Bedrock platform, particularly consoles; this editor does not upload to your Minecraft account.

This version imports and exports modern 64×64 Minecraft skins only. It does not edit 128×128 HD skins or automatically convert legacy 64×32 files. Use a valid 64×64 skin texture rather than resizing a different layout to fit.

You can open a compatible skin PNG you have saved and make edits. Respect the original creator's sharing rules and give credit where requested; changing a few pixels does not make the original design yours. This editor does not include a username skin lookup.

No. Opening, editing, previewing, and exporting the skin happen locally in your browser. BlockSkinLab does not receive the skin pixels.

This version does not autosave your editing session. Use Download PNG before refreshing, closing the page, uploading another skin, or choosing New starter. You can reopen the saved PNG later to continue editing.