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Minecraft Bedrock Skin Editor

Make a skin for Minecraft Bedrock on your phone, tablet or PC without installing an app. Paint it here, check it on the 3D model and export a .mcpack skin pack that Bedrock imports in one tap.

How to import your skin into Bedrock

  1. 1

    Paint your skin

    Draw on the 64×64 texture above and pick Classic (4px arms) or Slim (3px arms) in the top bar.

  2. 2

    Export .mcpack

    Press Export .mcpack. The file is a Bedrock skin pack with your texture and arm model already set.

  3. 3

    Open the file on your device

    On Android, iPhone, iPad or Windows, open the downloaded .mcpack. Minecraft starts and imports the pack.

  4. 4

    Pick it in the Dressing Room

    In Minecraft, open the Dressing Room, go to Classic Skins and select your skin from the imported pack.

Bedrock on every device

  • Android

    Open the .mcpack from your downloads or notification; choose Minecraft if asked which app to use.

  • iPhone & iPad

    Open the file from the Files app or the browser downloads list, then share it to Minecraft.

  • Windows

    Double-click the .mcpack. It opens Minecraft for Windows and imports the pack.

  • Xbox, PlayStation & Switch

    Consoles cannot open .mcpack files or custom PNG skins directly. Import the pack on a phone, tablet or Windows PC instead.

Bedrock skin FAQ

Can I make Bedrock skins on my phone?
Yes. The editor works in mobile browsers with touch drawing, and the .mcpack you export can be opened in Minecraft on the same phone.
What is a .mcpack file?
A .mcpack is a zipped Minecraft Bedrock pack. The skin pack from this editor contains your PNG plus the manifest and skin list Bedrock needs to show it in the Dressing Room.
Can I import a PNG instead of a skin pack?
Yes, on phones, tablets and Windows. In the Dressing Room choose Classic Skins, Owned, Import, then Choose New Skin and select the PNG. The .mcpack route saves you picking the arm model by hand.
Do Java skins work on Bedrock?
Yes. Both editions use the same 64×64 skin layout, so a Java PNG imports into this editor unchanged and can be exported as a Bedrock .mcpack. Old 64×32 skins are converted automatically.

Playing Java Edition? Use the Minecraft skin editor and export a PNG.