Minecraft skin editor, banner maker and the reference you keep alt-tabbing to
PixelForge is a workbench for Minecraft players and server admins. Paint a skin and spin it in 3D, stack banner layers and get the loom steps, write a server MOTD, and look up enchantments and potions without wading through a wiki.
Paint skins where you can see them
The 64×64 sheet is confusing until you see it on a body. The editor shows the face you’re hovering, fills one face at a time without bleeding, mirrors left and right limbs, and redraws the 3D model with every stroke. Classic and Slim arms, second layer, legacy 64×32 import.
Banners, with the loom steps written out
Pick a base, choose a dye, tap patterns. Every layer becomes a numbered loom instruction with the dyes and pattern items you’ll need, and a Java /give command for banners or shields.
Banner maker · banner design ideas · all banner patterns · dye colors
For server admins
Enchanting and brewing, worked out
Plus the full enchantment list, best loadouts for swords, pickaxes, bows and every other item, and a potion recipe table with every duration.
Questions players ask
Is PixelForge free?
Yes. Every tool is free, needs no account and runs in your browser. Downloads are plain PNG files and text you can paste into the game or your server.
Does it work for Bedrock Edition?
Skins, banner designs, colour codes and potion recipes work for both editions. The banner /give commands and the anvil cost calculator follow Java Edition rules, and each page notes where Bedrock differs.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Open a page and start. Your latest skin, banner and MOTD are remembered in your browser so you can come back to them.