Minecraft Skins

Put Minecraft skin renders straight on your Figma canvas. Type a username or drop in a skin file, pick a view, hit import.

Six views3D body : the whole character3D bust : head, torso and arms3D head : just the head, isometric2D face : the 8×8 front of the head, pixel for pixel2D body : a flat front view built from the textureTexture : the raw skin file, scaled upRotate it yourselfDrag on the preview: sideways to turn the model, up and down to tilt it.

Sliders are there too when you need an exact angle. Everything is drawn insidethe plugin, so the preview keeps up with your mouse.

CapesThe player's Mojang capeThe player's OptiFine capeAny of the five MineCon convention capes (2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016)NametagsAdd a label above the render. It arrives as a real text layer, inside oneframe together with the image: the pair moves as a unit, but both stay separate and editable. Change the wording, the colours, and pick whatever typeface you like once it's on your canvas.

Recent importsThe last ten are kept with thumbnails. One click restores the whole setup:view, size, angles, cape and nametag.

Good to knowThe skin render arrives as a *raster image* (PNG), from 64 up to 1024 px. Looking up a username needs an internet connection. A skin file you drop in is rendered entirely on your machine.A cape only appears if that player actually has one.

The panel is in English and switches to French when that's your system language, with a manual override.

CreditsSkin lookups by MC-Heads and Minotar, capes by capes.dev, skin and cape textures served by Mojang. No account, no sign-up, and nothing but the username you type ever leaves the plugin.NOT AN OFFICIAL MINECRAFT PRODUCT. NOT APPROVED BY OR ASSOCIATED WITH MOJANG OR MICROSOFT.