Blockbench in the browser
Minecraft Skin Editor
Edit your Minecraft skin in the browser — paint pixels, pose the model in 3D, toggle the outer layer, and export the PNG. Works for Eaglercraft, Java Edition, and Bedrock Edition skins.
Powered by Blockbench — free, no sign-up, no install
Powered by Blockbench — free, no sign-up, no install Blockbench
A Minecraft skin editor lets you paint a 64×64 player texture in the browser and export a PNG. Eaglercraft Studio embeds Blockbench so you get professional 2D/3D skin tools without installing software.
Last updated: 2026-09-30
How to use the Minecraft skin editor
- 1. Launch Blockbench — Open the editor workspace — no install or account required.
- 2. 3D preview — Left-drag to rotate, scroll to zoom the player model.
- 3. 2D canvas — Paint body parts and outer layers on the texture map.
- 4. Toggle Skin Layer — Hide hat, jacket, sleeves and pants overlays to paint underneath.
- 5. Download Skin PNG — Export a 64×64 PNG for Eaglercraft, Java (Profile → Skins), or Bedrock (Dressing Room → Classic Skin).
About this Minecraft skin editor
Eaglercraft Studio wraps Blockbench — the industry-standard Minecraft modeling tool — in a localized SEO site with PNG downloads tuned for Eaglercraft and Java players. Pair it with the Skin Combiner when you want outfits without drawing every pixel.
Editor vs skin combiner
Use the Blockbench editor for pixel-level control and posing. Use the Skin Combiner when you want a finished look from modular parts without painting.
FAQ
What editor powers this page?
Blockbench, running fully in your browser inside Eaglercraft Studio.
Is the Minecraft skin editor free?
Yes. Paint, pose, and download skins with no account wall and no watermark.
Does it work with Eaglercraft?
Yes. Exported 64×64 PNGs work in Eaglercraft and Minecraft Java.
Can I edit an existing skin?
Yes. Open a PNG in Blockbench or send a combiner export into the editor via Edit in Full Editor.