Skin Pack Creator

Make your own Minecraft Bedrock skin pack: add skins, pick Classic or Slim arms, and download a ready-to-import .mcpack. Your files never leave your device.

How it works

1. Add your skin PNGs. Drop or select one or more 64×64, 64×32, or 128×128 PNG files. Each becomes a skin in the pack.
2. Name them and pick arm style. Give each skin a display name and choose Classic (4-pixel arms) or Slim (3-pixel arms).
3. Set the pack details. Enter a pack name, optional author, and version number. The tool generates two unique UUIDs automatically.
4. Download the .mcpack. Click the button and your browser builds a valid zip with manifest.json, skins.json, the PNGs, and a texts/en_US.lang file - all locally, no upload.

Installing your skin pack

Once you have the .mcpack file:

• Windows: double-click the file. Minecraft launches and imports the pack automatically.
• Android / iOS: open the file with Minecraft (tap → "Open with Minecraft").
• Then: go to the Dressing Room → Classic Skins and you will see your pack listed. Select a skin and click Equip.

Consoles (Xbox, PlayStation, Switch) cannot import custom skin packs. Use the in-game Marketplace or Character Creator instead.

Need more detail? See our full guide: How to install skin packs.

Skin rules

• Format: PNG only. Standard size is 64×64. Legacy 64×32 (no separate left limbs) and HD 128×128 are also accepted, though 128×128 may not work on every platform.
• Classic skins use 4-pixel-wide arms (Steve model). Slim skins use 3-pixel-wide arms (Alex model). Pick the one that matches your texture.
• Transparent pixels (opacity ≤ 25/255) are invisible in-game, letting the inner layer show through the outer overlay.
• Skin PNGs must sit at the root of the pack - no subfolders.

Learn more: How to make a skin · Classic vs Slim