Cape Maker for Minecraft PE

A Minecraft cape is a small picture, 64 by 32 pixels, folded around a thin block on the player's back. Only a 10 by 16 patch of it is the part everyone sees from behind, so drawing one by hand in a normal paint app is fiddly. This maker does the folding for you. Pick a colour style (solid, gradient, stripes, checks, bands, a frame and more), drop in a logo or photo, type short text in a pixel font, or draw pixel by pixel. Every change shows up at once on a 3D player that spins and walks, and on the flat file beside it. You can try the cape on your own skin too. When it looks right, save the PNG in the standard 64 x 32 size, or the sharper 128 x 64 HD size for clients that accept it. On Bedrock and MCPE the file goes into a skin pack or a client that loads custom capes. Nothing is uploaded: the cape is built in your browser.

How to use

1. Tap a starting style under "Start with", or pick your own pattern and colours in the Colours tab.
2. Add a logo or picture in the Picture tab, then use the sliders to size and place it.
3. Type initials, a number or a heart in the Text tab; switch on HD if you need finer letters.
4. Touch up single pixels in the Draw tab, and check the cape on the 3D player (Turn, Spin, My skin).
5. Press "Download 64 x 32 PNG" (or "HD 128 x 64") and put the file in your skin pack or cape-ready client.