Free tool
Minecraft skin pack maker
Put your skin PNGs into one Bedrock .mcpack, then import the whole set at once. The files never leave your browser.
Drop your skin PNGs here
64×64 PNG files, or old 64×32 ones, up to 30 skins.
Sample: Ivy. Add your own skins to see them here.
How to make a Minecraft skin pack
This free tool puts several skin PNGs into one Bedrock .mcpack, so you can import a whole set at once instead of one skin at a time. It runs in your browser. There is no account, and your files are not uploaded.
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Add your skins
Click Add skin PNGs or drop the files on the panel. You can add up to 30, each a 64×64 PNG. An old 64×32 skin is expanded to 64×64 the way the game does it. No skins yet? Try Try it with 4 sample skins to see how it works.
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Name each skin
The name starts as the file name. Change it to what you want to see in the Dressing Room.
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Check the arms
The tool reads Classic 4px or Slim 3px from the file. Click a head to put that skin on the 3D model, and switch the arms if you see a stripe down the side of an arm. Files from Blocksona end in -classic or -slim, so they are already right.
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Name the pack and download it
Type a pack name and click Download .mcpack. One file holds every skin.
How to import the pack on each device
Opening a .mcpack hands it to Minecraft, which imports it by itself. Bedrock has to be installed on that device.
| Device | What to do |
|---|---|
| Windows | Open Downloads and double-click the file. If Windows asks which app to use, choose Minecraft. |
| iPhone, iPad | Open the Files app, go to Downloads and tap the file. Tap Share and choose Minecraft. |
| Android | Tap the finished download, or find the file in Files, and open it with Minecraft. |
| Xbox, PlayStation, Switch | Not possible. Consoles cannot import skin files. |
Then open Dressing Room → Classic Skins, find your pack and pick a skin. If a device will not open the file, import each PNG by hand. The Bedrock import guide has both routes and a table of fixes.
What to put in a skin pack
A pack is worth making when you keep switching between skins, or want a set to hand to someone.
A family set
One skin for each person, so everyone on a shared tablet can pick their own. The Workbench makes them from a photo of each person.
A group of friends
Send the .mcpack to the group. Each friend opens it on their own device and has the whole crew to pick from.
One character, many outfits
Keep a day look, a night look and a battle look together. Touch each one up in the skin editor first.
A season
Put your Christmas skins in one pack, ready to wear in December.
What is inside a .mcpack
A .mcpack is a zip file with a different ending. This tool writes the skin pack format from Microsoft's guide.
| File | What it does |
|---|---|
| manifest.json | The pack's name, its version and two unique IDs, so Minecraft can tell one pack from another. |
| skins.json | The list of skins, with each one's picture and arm model. |
| skin_1.png, skin_2.png and so on | Your PNG files, unchanged. Only a 64×32 skin is expanded first. |
| texts/en_US.lang | The pack name and skin names you typed. These are what show in the Dressing Room. |
| texts/languages.json | Says which language files the pack has. |
The IDs come from what is in the pack. Download the same pack twice and you get the same IDs, so Minecraft will not add a second copy. Change a skin, a name or the arms and it counts as a new pack, so give it a new name to tell the two apart.
Before you share a pack
Works well
- Spin every skin in the 3D preview and check its back as well as its front.
- Keep names short so they fit in the Dressing Room.
- Fill the whole base layer. A see-through pixel there cannot stay see-through in the game.
- Ask first if the pack holds skins made by someone else.
Avoid
- Do not add a 128×128 HD skin. This tool takes 64×64 and old 64×32 PNGs only.
- Do not pick the arm model by guesswork. The wrong one leaves a stripe down the arm.
- Do not post a pack publicly with a skin made from someone's photo unless they agree.
What a skin pack cannot do
A skin pack changes which skins you can pick. It does not change how the game treats custom skins.
- Bedrock only. Java Edition has no skin packs: you upload one PNG at a time, as in the Java skin guide.
- No consoles. Xbox, PlayStation and Switch cannot open a .mcpack.
- One device at a time. An imported pack stays on the phone, tablet or PC you opened it on. Open the file on each device.
- Some servers hide custom skins. They show only Marketplace or Character Creator skins. That is a server rule, not a problem with your file.
- No custom 3D shapes. A skin pack uses the classic or slim player model. Microsoft says custom models are not possible in skin packs.
FAQ
Questions people ask
Is this Minecraft skin pack maker free?
Yes. There is no account, no limit on downloads and no watermark. Credits are only for skins made with AI on the Workbench.
Are my skins uploaded?
No. The pack is built in your browser, and your PNG files never reach our server. Close the tab and they are gone from the page.
How many skins can one pack hold?
Up to 30 here. That is our limit to keep the page quick, not a rule from Minecraft.
Do I pick classic or slim arms when I import the pack?
No. The pack already says which model each skin uses, so set it here before you download. The arms guide shows the difference.
Does a .mcpack work in Java Edition?
No. Java has no skin packs. Use the PNG and follow the Java skin guide.
Can I use it on Xbox, PlayStation or Switch?
No. Consoles have no way to import skin files. There you can use the Character Creator and the Marketplace.
Can friends use my pack?
Yes. Send them the .mcpack and they open it on their own device. Only share skins you made yourself or have permission to share.
Why was my file refused?
The tool takes PNG files of 64×64 or 64×32 pixels, up to 1 MB. A skin exported larger, such as 128×128, or saved as JPG will not fit. Check any file in the 3D skin viewer.
Guides
Read next
How to import a custom skin in Minecraft Bedrock (Windows, iPhone, Android)Import a custom skin in Minecraft Bedrock with a one-tap .mcpack or a PNG in the Dressing Room. Steps for Windows, iPhone, iPad and Android, plus consoles.
Minecraft skin classic vs slim arms: Steve or Alex, and how to pickClassic arms are 4 pixels wide, slim arms 3. See where each sits on the 64×64 skin, what goes wrong with the wrong model, and how to check and pick yours.
How to use a Minecraft skin editor: edit any skin pixel by pixelA step-by-step tutorial for the free Blocksona skin editor: open a skin, read the 64×64 map, use every tool and shortcut, shade it, and wear it in game.
How to change or install a skin in Minecraft Java EditionChange your Minecraft Java skin in about a minute with the launcher or minecraft.net. Steps for Windows and Mac, classic vs slim arms and fixes that work.
Further reading
Outside sources, for the details behind this page.
- Microsoft Learn: Packaging a Skin PackThe official description of the files inside a Bedrock skin pack.
- Minecraft Wiki: SkinHow the skin format works, what the two layers do, and how each edition applies a custom skin.
By the Blocksona teamUpdated