Minecraft skin merger

Load two skins, choose which one each body part comes from, and download the result. The head from one, the outfit from the other.

Skin A
or64×64, or the older 64×32.
Skin B
or64×64, or the older 64×32.

How it works

  • Load skin A and skin B, from a file or by username.
  • Press A or B beside each part. The 3D character updates at once.
  • Set the arm width of the result if the two skins differ.
  • Download the PNG, or finish it in the skin editor.

Questions

What does the merger take from each skin?
Whole body parts. Pick A or B for the head, the body, each arm and each leg. A part brings both of its layers, so the head from B comes with B's hat and hair.
The arms came out with a stripe. Why?
The two skins use different arm widths. Set the result to the model you play, Classic or Slim. The skin that does not match is converted first, with the same steps as the skin converter.
Can I merge more than two skins?
Merge two, download, then open the result as skin A and add a third. Or open the result in the editor and copy single parts there.
Can I take just the hat, or just the jacket?
Not here. The merger works in whole parts. The editor has a per-layer copy, and a Parts panel that hides each layer, for that.
Does my skin leave my computer?
A file you open stays in your browser. A name lookup asks Mojang for that player's skin. The merge and the download happen on the page.