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Skin Pack Maker

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Bundle any number of skins into one .mcpack for Minecraft Bedrock. Drop PNGs in, or paste usernames to pull their skins. Slim and classic are detected for you.

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    No skins yet — upload PNGs or fetch some usernames.

    Installing

    1. Open the downloaded .mcpack on the device running Minecraft — Bedrock imports it automatically.
    2. The skins appear under Profile → Classic Skins, in a section named after your pack.
    3. Re-importing an edited pack needs a fresh download from here; each build gets new UUIDs so Minecraft treats it as a new pack rather than keeping the old copy.

    The pack is assembled in your browser with JSZip. Nothing is uploaded, and usernames are only used to fetch the public skin texture.

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    A Bedrock skin pack is four files, and two of its failure modes are silent

    Two UUIDs that must differ, a lang file that is not optional, and skin keys that strip punctuation — so 'My Skin!' and 'My Skin?' become one skin with no error.

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