Minecraft PFP maker
A profile picture from your skin. Pick the 3D head, the flat face or the whole character, choose a background and a size, and download the PNG.
How it works
- Open your skin PNG, type your username, or start from a default skin.
- Pick a look. The 3D head is the usual avatar; the whole character can be turned.
- Choose a background and a size, then download.
- No skin yet? Make one in the skin editor first.
Questions
- What size should a profile picture be?
- Discord shows avatars at 128 px but accepts up to 1024, and it crops to a circle. 512 px is sharp everywhere and small enough to upload anywhere. Every picture here is square.
- Which look should I pick?
- The 3D head is the one most players use: it reads at any size and shows the hat layer. The flat face is the classic 8×8 look. The whole character fits a banner or a wallpaper better than a round avatar.
- Why does the head look blocky and not smooth?
- On purpose. A skin is 8 pixels across the face, and the picture keeps every pixel sharp instead of blurring them. That is what a Minecraft avatar looks like.
- Can I make one from a friend's skin?
- Type their username. The page loads the skin they wear now. A skin is still its author's work, so use the picture for yourself and do not claim the skin.
- Is the picture uploaded anywhere?
- No. The rendering runs in your browser, and the download comes straight from the page.