What are Minecraft-Skins?, developed by Mojang, is about building fantasy worlds with blocks. Minecraft skins define each player's appearance, primarily his or her colour and how they will look in the game. Default Minecraft skin? The first time you play the game, you are automatically allocated the default skin known as 'Steve'.

Players alter their skins for a number of reasons, primarily to emphasise their individuality. Depending on which texture pack you are using, your skin might look slightly different. Essentially, Steve is a man with bare arms wearing a turquoise tee shirt and blue trousers. How can you alter Minecraft skins? Your skin can be altered using our.

Your 'skin' is divided into a 2048 pixels each of which goes to make up a tiny area of the body, and each of which can be set to any colour. Once your skin is complete, you can either download it to your local computer or else upload it directly to Minecraft. How can I copy someone else's skin? This can be easily achieved right here from this site. Use the at the top of this page until you find a skin that you like. Click on the skin and from our Skin Veiwer page click the button 'Use this skin' and connect to your Mojang account. Alternatively, from within the game, note down any player name whose skin you like.

Then enter it into the search box above. More information about is available on our page. Are there any other special skin effects? Did you know that there is a 2nd layer of skin around player's faces? Yes - this is transparent by default, and is only 1 pixel thick. But it can be edited and allows for additional facial or head accessories such as a moustache, glasses, ears and hair.

This additional layer is only 1 pixel wide, so the options are a bit limited, but by changing it will give your Minecraft player something special!

Yesterday, you may have read a few stories from other sites about an issue with downloaded Minecraft: Java Edition skins, with concerns that this could lead to viruses on your PC. This is now resolved, but we wanted to explain what happened and the measures we’ve put in place to protect our community. Any Minecraft: Java Edition player can upload their own custom skin in the widely-used PNG file format to our webservice at minecraft.net and this will then appear on their character in-game. PNG files can contain things other than an image, such as metadata, which includes information on what tool created it, when it was made, who made it, etc. This meant that PNG files could be created containing code in this inert part of the skin file. However, this code would not be run or read by the game itself.

While your antivirus software might detect this code and alert you to its presence, the code would not be able to run by itself. Additionally, even if you found the code within the file and chose to run it, your antivirus software should detect and block the attempt.

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To further protect our players, however, we deployed an update that strips out all the information from uploaded skin files other than the actual image data itself. Thank you for bearing with us and we hope this clears things up! If you encounter any other issues, please use.