Minecraft avatar maker
A skin in, a profile picture out.
How it works
- Load a skin, pick a crop, take the PNG. The username lookup and the file picker both end up in the same place: a 64×64 texture this page draws from.
- The flat styles are exact. Face, Head, Bust and Full body are the rectangles of the sheet copied out and put side by side at a whole multiple, so nothing is resampled and nothing goes blurry - a 1024px avatar is the same 16 pixels, 64 times bigger.
- The 3D styles use the same model as the editor. Head 3D and Body 3D render the boxes the skin editor paints on, so what you see here is what a skin viewer shows.
- Transparent is the default background, which is what you want for Discord and most forums. Solid and gradient are there for the places that flatten it to white.
Good to know
- Nothing is uploaded. A file you choose is read on your machine; a username goes to minotar.net, which is the only way a page can look a skin up at all.
- The overlay layer is included. Hats, hair, glasses and jackets are drawn over the base, the same way the game stacks them.
- Slim arms are read off the file unless you say otherwise - the fourth column of the arm being empty is what decides it.