Minecraft skin viewer

Open a skin PNG or type a username, then turn the character, pose it, and see the flat texture beside it.

or64×64, or the older 64×32.

How it works

  • Open a 64×64 or 64×32 PNG, or load a player by name.
  • Drag to turn. Use the pose and spin buttons under the model.
  • Switch Classic and Slim if the arms look wrong.
  • Want to change it? Open it in the skin editor. Want a profile picture from it? Use the PFP maker.

Questions

What can I open?
A 64×64 skin PNG, or the older 64×32 one, from your computer. Or type a Java username, or a Bedrock gamertag for players who have joined a cross-play server, and the page loads what they wear now.
Why do the arms look wrong?
The file does not say which arm width it was drawn for. Switch Classic and Slim under the model. If the outer column of each arm looks like a stripe of the wrong colour, the other model is the right one.
Can I see it with a cape?
Yes. A looked-up player's cape loads with the skin. For a file, add a 64×32 cape PNG and use the Cape / Elytra switch.
Does the file leave my computer?
No. A file you open is read in your browser and never uploaded. A name lookup asks Mojang for that player's profile, the same way the game does.
How do I turn the character?
Drag it. Press Spin for a turntable. The pose buttons play a walk, a run, a wave, or hold still.