Credit packs

Partly. The Skin Designer, the Bedrock Skin Editor and the Cape Maker are free with no login. AI skins cost 1 credit each; you get 3 free credits when you sign in with Google, and packs start at 12 skins for $9.99. There is no subscription.

Yes. Upload one clear photo with one face looking toward the camera, pick Classic or Slim arms, and the skin is ready in about 2 minutes. You must be 13 or older to upload a photo.

Yes. Every AI skin comes as a 64×64 PNG for Java Edition and an HD 128×128 .mcpack for Bedrock on phones, tablets and Windows. Both use the standard skin layout with two layers.

Use the AI when you want a skin that looks like you or your idea in minutes; use a free editor when you enjoy placing every pixel. Here you can do both: generate a first version, then press Edit in editor to fix any pixel in the free Skin Designer.

It is built for likeness and finished files. The AI draws your face separately and maps it onto the skin layout, every skin comes as a Java PNG and an HD Bedrock .mcpack, and a skin that fails is refunded automatically.

Download the PNG. Open the Minecraft Launcher, go to Skins, choose New skin, upload the file and pick Classic or Slim arms. It shows up the next time you join a world or server.

Download the .mcpack and open it. Minecraft starts and imports the pack. Then go to Dressing Room, open the pack and equip the skin. On consoles, import the PNG through Classic Skins → Owned → Import where your device supports it.

A 128×128 skin has twice the resolution, so faces and patterns get finer. Java Edition only loads 64×64 skins without mods, while Bedrock skin packs accept 128×128 HD skins, so you get a 64×64 PNG for Java and an HD .mcpack for Bedrock.

Pick the one you will select in game. Classic arms are 4 pixels wide and slim arms are 3, so a mismatch makes the sleeves look shifted.

Yes. Uploads are private, never shown in a gallery and deleted automatically within 24 hours of upload. Your finished skins stay in My skins until you delete them.

Usually the photo had no clear face. The AI needs one face looking toward the camera; group photos, heavy filters or very dark images can fail. If a skin fails, the credit is refunded automatically.

Yes. Press Edit in editor to open it in the free Skin Designer, change any pixel, then download the PNG or .mcpack again.

Yes, on most servers. On Java servers other players see the skin set on your account; on Bedrock your equipped skin shows on servers that allow custom skins.