MCTools

Minecraft Toolbox

MCTools is a free, browser-based collection of Minecraft tools. Edit skins in a full 3D editor, merge multiple texture packs into one .mcpack, bundle skins into Bedrock skin packs, generate avatars from any Minecraft skin, create custom painting packs, build custom Totem of Undying textures, and convert Overworld to Nether coordinates instantly. Everything runs in your browser — no downloads, no uploads, no account needed.

Create

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Skin Pack Maker

Bundle multiple skins into a proper Bedrock skin pack. Auto-detects slim/classic. Editable display names.

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Custom Paintings

Replace any in-game painting with your own images. Supports all sizes from 1×1 to 4×4. Downloads as a ready-to-use .mcpack.

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Avatar Maker

Generate stylish avatars from any Minecraft skin. 3D heads, full body, bust, mini — with custom backgrounds. Download in any size.

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Cape Pack Builder

Build custom cape packs for Bedrock. Upload skins & capes, assign them, and download a ready-to-install folder.

Tools

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Coordinate Calculator

Instantly convert Overworld ↔ Nether coordinates. Type on either side and see results live.

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Totem Generator

Turn any skin into a custom Totem of Undying texture. Your "Mini Me" shows up in-game when you hold the totem!

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Skin Editor

Full 3D skin editor with rotatable preview, paint directly on the model, layer editing, and skin fetching.

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Texture Pack Merger

Merge multiple .mcpack files with priority ordering. Add color-coded names, custom icons, and totem skins.

How To Use — Texture Pack Merger

1Upload your .mcpack files. Drag & drop or click to browse.

2Reorder by dragging. #1 = highest priority — wins when packs share the same texture.

3Customize pack name (supports § color codes), description, version, and icon.

4Totem (optional) — upload a skin PNG to make a custom Totem of Undying texture.

5Build — hit Forge Pack. The .mcpack file downloads instantly. Open it to import!

How To Use — Skin Pack Maker

1Enter your skin pack name, description, and version.

2Upload skin PNG files. Drop multiple at once — 64×64, 64×32, or 128×128.

3Edit display names for each skin. Slim vs Classic is auto-detected.

4Remove any skins you don't want before building.

5Build — hit Build Skin Pack. Downloads a proper .mcpack with manifest, skins.json, and localization.

How To Use — Avatar Maker

1Load a skin — upload a PNG file or type a username (Java or Bedrock) to fetch one.

2Style — choose Face, 3D Head, Bust, Full Body, or Mini.

3Customize — adjust size, border, background (transparent, solid, gradient, sunburst), and rounding.

4Download — grab your avatar at 32, 128, 256, 512, or 1024 pixels. Perfect for Discord, social media, or anywhere!

How To Use — Custom Paintings

1Upload images — drop PNG, JPG, or any image files. Each one becomes a custom painting.

2Choose sizes — pick 1×1, 2×2, 4×4 or any painting size for each image.

3Adjust crop — use the pan sliders to control which part of your image is shown.

4Build & Download — hit Build Painting Pack, preview your paintings, then download the .mcpack.

5Import (optional) — import a previously made painting pack to edit or add more paintings.

How To Use — Cape Pack Builder

1Add skins — upload PNGs or fetch by username. These are the skins that will wear your capes.

2Add capes — upload cape texture PNGs (64×32 is standard, any size works).

3Assign — toggle which capes go with which skins. Each combo = one selectable entry in-game.

4Build — hit Build Cape Pack. Downloads a .zip folder.

5Install — extract the folder into C:\XboxGames\Minecraft...\data\skin_packs\ and launch the game.

Upload

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Customize

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Icon

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Totem

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Build

Upload Packs

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Drop .mcpack files here

Add 2+ to merge, or 1 to customize

Pack Name & Description

Pack Name

Description

Version

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Pack Icon Generator

Upload Image or Skin

Upload a skin PNG to auto-extract the head

or fetch by username

Username

Include hat layer

Background

Border0

Rounded

Custom Totem

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Drop a skin PNG or click to browse

64×64 / 64×32 / 128×128 · Get skins at namemc.com

or fetch by username

Username

Show overlay layers Include in final pack

Your Skin

Click a totem to select it for the merged pack

Mini Me

Classic

Square

Summary

Manifest

Skin Pack Info

Pack Name

Version

Description

Add Skins

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Drop skin PNGs here

64×64, 64×32, or 128×128

or fetch by username

Skin Overlays -

Load a base skin, pick overlays to add to your skin pack. Click a preview to select it.

Base Skin Username

— or —

Upload Base Skin

Pack Info

Pack Name (supports §color codes)

Description

Upload Images

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Drop images here (up to 50)

PNG, JPG, or any image file — each becomes a custom painting

Load Skin

Username

or

Upload PNG

Choose Style

Customize & Preview

Include overlay / hat layer

Background

Figure Size 80%

Border 0px

Rounded / Circle

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Dimension Converter

Overworld

X

Y

Z

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÷8 / ×8

Nether

X

Y

Z

Totem Generator

Turn any Minecraft skin into a custom Totem of Undying texture. The "Mini Me" style maps your skin onto the 16×16 totem sprite — head, body, arms, and legs all included.

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Drop a skin PNG or click to browse

64×64 / 64×32 / 128×128 · Get skins at namemc.com

or fetch by username

Username

Show overlay layers

What is this?

The Totem of Undying normally has a default texture. This tool replaces it with a "Mini Me" version of your skin — so when you hold a totem in-game, it shows you. Download as .mcpack to import directly into Minecraft Bedrock, or as a raw PNG to use in a resource pack.

Cape Texture (64×32)

Grid Template Labels

Import PNG

Pack Settings

Pack Name

Version

Description

Skins

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Drop skin PNGs or .mcpack/.zip packs

Skin images (64×64, 128×128) or skin packs

or fetch by username

Username

Capes

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Drop cape PNGs here

64×32 cape textures

or pick from gallery

Cape Assignments

Each skin+cape combo creates a selectable entry in-game. Toggle capes on/off per skin, or use the quick-assign buttons.

Add skins and capes above to start assigning.

How To Install

1Download the .zip file generated above.

2Extract the folder inside the zip.

3Navigate to this path (click to copy):
C:\XboxGames\Minecraft for Windows\Content\data\skin_packs\

4Drag the extracted folder into skin_packs. Replace files if prompted.

5Launch Minecraft and find your capes in the Classic Skins menu.

Not showing up? You may need to remove any other custom skin packs you've installed. Delete all folders in:
C:\Users\{User}\AppData\Roaming\Minecraft Bedrock\Users\{Numbers}\games\com.mojang\skin_packs

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