Skin Pack Maker for Minecraft PE

Minecraft Bedrock only lets you wear one custom skin at a time from the Dressing Room, and swapping means finding the PNG again every time. A skin pack fixes that: it is a small .mcpack file that adds a whole set of skins to the game, each with its own name, sitting in Classic Skins next to the built-in packs.

This tool builds that pack for you. Add as many skin PNGs as you like, give each one a name, and check its arms — Classic for the wide Steve-style arms, Slim for the thinner Alex style. We guess the arms from the picture, and the front and back previews show you if the guess is wrong. Old 64×32 skins are upgraded to the modern layout, and HD 128×128 and 256×256 skins keep their full detail.

Everything happens on your own device. Your skins are never uploaded anywhere; the pack is put together in the browser and saved straight to your downloads. It works on phones, tablets and PC, and the pack imports the same way on Android, iOS and Windows.

How to use

1. Type a name for your pack.
2. Tap Choose skin files (or drop PNGs on the box) and add your skins — 64×64 works best.
3. Name each skin and pick Classic or Slim arms; use the arrows to set the order.
4. Tap Download .mcpack.
5. Open the file on the device you play on. Minecraft imports it; then go to Dressing Room → Classic Skins, find your pack by name and pick a skin.