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One way to make a skin for your Minecraft character
is to use Skindex.
Open your web browser
and head over to Minecraftskins.com.
The first thing you need to do is create an account
or log in if you already have one.
Once you have an account
and you're back at the main page,
you can choose from the top-downloaded skins
or make your own.
To create your own,
start by clicking "Editor,"
then create your skin.
You can use the hand tool
hovering near the blank skin
to rotate and view different parts.
On the right, you can toggle different parts of the body,
as well as the inner and outer layers.
On the top right is your color wheel.
On the left, you can find the pen tool,
which you can use to draw and fill individual tiles.
The eraser can delete layers,
and auto tone can quickly fill in space
with alternating colors for extra detail.
To fill a space quickly, use the bucket tool.
Further down, there are also tools
to undo changes, adjust your color,
and zoom in and out.
To use your custom skin
or one created by the community,
download the file to your computer.
Now load up Minecraft.
In this video, we'll be using Bedrock.
In Minecraft, go to your profile,
then select "EDIT CHARACTER."
Bedrock lets you customize and purchase skins in-game,
but you can still use your own custom file.
Click on the "Classic Skins" tab and then "OWNED."
Then "Import" to select your file.
Now that your skin is uploaded,
it should appear on your character
and will appear when you start a new game
or continue a previous save.