Camera
Pose
Show
Body
Theme
Skin texture
Blueprint

Colour

Hex

Palette

Palette tools

Recent

Brush

Size
Fill
Noise strength
Shade brush

Shading shifts hue too: darker leans cool, lighter leans warm.

Show parts

Hide a part to paint the sides it covers, like the inside of the arms.

Prop library

Every prop goes to Bedrock, Education and Java: hand and head props as real Java items, body, back and leg props as followers. Props that hug the body can also be baked straight into the skin.

In this skin

Cape

Paint the cape straight on the model from any tab, with every brush. Painting the back of the body? Fold the cape out of the way.

Design

Pattern

Emblem

Body shape

This only changes how wide the arms are. Every prop fits both.

Body colour

Any colour works. The swatches come from the palette chosen in the Paint tab.

Hair

Top

Building replaces the current skin texture. Props and cape stay. Undo brings the old skin back.

Apply to

Texture

±8%

Colour

H30°
L10%
S20%

Halloween pack

Symmetry

Layers

Export

1. What goes into Minecraft?

Props are switched off, so this sends just your skin. Turn on Props at the top if you want swords, hats, wings or a cape too.

2. Which Minecraft do you play?

More files
Download everything

One zip with the Bedrock add-on, the Education world, the Java world and packs, the CPM skin, the plain skin and a READ ME.

Cape PNG

64×32 cape texture.

Blockbench model

Geometry and texture together, to open in Blockbench or other Bedrock tools.

Project file

Everything in this editor, to reopen and keep working later.

Set up props on Java

One-time setup per computer. After that, every new skin from Model Moth just needs uploading.

  1. Install a mod loader. Download the Fabric installer, run it, and pick your Minecraft version. Forge and NeoForge work too.
  2. Download the mod. Get Customizable Player Models for the same Minecraft version and loader. If the page lists Fabric API as required, download that as well.
  3. Add it to Minecraft. Put the downloaded .jar files in your .minecraft/mods folder. Create the folder if it isn't there.
  4. Upload your skin. In the Minecraft Launcher, open Skins, choose New skin, browse to the PNG from Model Moth, and select Classic as the player model (Classic matches a Wide skin, Slim matches a Slim skin). It must match, or the props won't load. Then save and use it.
  5. Play. Start Minecraft with the Fabric (or Forge) profile. Your character shows the props in every world, including after respawning.

Friends who want to see your props need steps 1 to 3. Players without the mod see your normal skin. Servers don't need the mod.