Original characters · classic and slim · free for any use
Minecraft boy skins
Boy skins for every kind of player: a streetwear hoodie, a basketball kit, a cowboy, a firefighter, a lumberjack, a hacker and a run of anime heroes. Each is an original character we drew, set on the classic four-pixel arm model by default, with a slim version drawn as its own file. Tap a skin to see it in 3D, then download it or open it in the editor.
Streetwear hoodieEditPNG
Shadow ninjaEditPNG
Skater boyEditPNG
FootballerEditPNG
Basketball playerEditPNG
Gamer boyEditPNG
Pirate captainEditPNG
CowboyEditPNG
FirefighterEditPNG
Astronaut boyEditPNG
Mechanic boyEditPNG
Jungle explorerEditPNG
Young knightEditPNG
Hacker hoodieEditPNG
LumberjackEditPNG
Chef boyEditPNG
Detective boyEditPNG
Surfer boyEditPNG
Ski jacket boyEditPNG
Farmer boyEditPNG
Hip-hop dancerEditPNG
Baseball playerEditPNG
Airline pilotEditPNG
ScoutEditPNG
LifeguardEditPNG
Tennis player boyEditPNG
BMX riderEditPNG
Rock drummerEditPNG
WaiterEditPNG
Puffer-jacket kidEditPNG
Spiky-hair heroEditPNG
School uniform boyEditPNG
Sword prodigyEditPNG
Long-coat delinquentEditPNG
Kendo studentEditPNG
Idol boyEditPNG
Scarf rivalEditPNG
How these are built
The outer layer carries the parts that should stand off the body: caps and helmets, hoods, open jackets, cuffs and shoes. Hiding the outer layer in the editor shows the base underneath, which is a quick way to see how a skin is put together before you change it.
Light falls from above and in front on every skin here, so the right side and back of each garment are a step darker. Keep that when you recolour and the character stays solid as it turns.
Turning one into your character
Change the team or work colours first: Fill the shirt tones together and the folds and seams survive. Then give the face your own touch, such as glasses on the outer layer of the head, a different hairstyle on the top and back, or a beard on the lower rows.
If your character is lighter or more stylised, switch to the slim file on its page; every skin here has one.
Download, wear or edit
Tap a skin to open its page, choose Classic or Slim, and download that 64×64 PNG; upload it to the game unchanged and pick the same arm model. To change it first, press Edit and it opens in our skin editor, which runs in your browser with nothing uploaded. Original artwork drawn in code for PixelPelt. Free to use, edit, share and sell; no credit needed.
More Minecraft skins
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