PixelPelt

Affiliate disclosure

How PixelPelt makes a little money, and why it never changes the free tool or the advice you read here.

The short version

The editor is free and always will be. To cover hosting, a couple of outbound links are affiliate links: if you click through and buy, we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. That is the entire business model — there is no paywall, no premium editor, and no account.

Only two. The official Minecraft Marketplace, through Minecraft's own affiliate program (launched in 2026, paying 5% on Marketplace and Minecoins purchases, with subscriptions excluded), and Minecoins gift cards from Eneba, a currency-card reseller. Every affiliate link on the site is routed through a /go/ address and marked so search engines treat it as sponsored.

No “free Minecoins” generators, no account marketplaces, and no scams. Those pay well and prey on younger players; we exclude them on principle, not just policy. If a link here ever points somewhere like that, it is a mistake — email us and we will pull it.

Why it does not bias anything

The core of PixelPelt — making and downloading a skin — involves no purchase at all, so there is nothing for a commission to skew. The Marketplace and Minecoins links are for people who separately want to buy premium content; whether you use them or never leave the free editor makes no difference to what we tell you.