You can also send it to your printer and make a papercraft of your character! If you’re going to make papercrafts, it’s well worth the $4 price tag.(It’s also good for players who just like to change their appearance a lot.)īecause Skin Studio is an official Minecraft app, it’s the easiest way to download your current skin if you want to tweak your appearance.įree Internet Skins (PC and Pocket Edition) When you’re happy with your work, it’s very easy to download the skin to Minecraft for the PC, or the Pocket Edition. You can pick from skins already loaded by other players and edit them using a simple drawing program in Skin Studio. We use an app called Minecraft Skin Studio, available for Apple or Android devices. It’s not free, but it’s one of the EASIEST way to adjust your skin. Pocket Edition also recently added new skins packs, and some are free!
My understanding is console players have skins they can download through their dashboard. Note: We play Minecraft on the PC and Pocket Edition, and I’ve never played on Xbox or Playstation. Mitch, being 8, opted for a Creeper/Enderman combo. I didn’t want to be too crazy, so I’m going for a jeans and t-shirt look, with some long red hair to help look girly. There’s a couple ways to change your character’s appearance, or “skin.” The image above is me and Mitch on our favorite server,.
#CHANGE MINECRAFT SKIN HOW TO#
These default skins are fine when you’re on Single Player Minecraft–who cares what you look like when you play alone? But once you’re on a server, you’re joining a community, and it’s time to show a little personality! How to Change Your Minecraft Skin
(That’s a new player–someone who has no idea what they’re doing.) You may as well send them online with a dunce cap on! Minecraft has two default “skins” for players, good old Steve and his newer feminine side, Alex. Great mom, you just branded your kid as a noob. Wait, what? You didn’t change your kid’s skin before setting them loose on a server? Noooo! (Might I suggest a really nice family friendly server?) So, you took a leap of faith, and now you’re letting your kid play on a Minecraft server! Good for you–you’re opening up a whole new world of online fun for your little Minecrafter.
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