An avatar from your own skin
Type your username and the tool builds your character in nine different styles, from a 3D view you can spin with the mouse to a flat pixel crop. No Blender, no editing skills.
Minecraft avatar maker
Search a username or upload your skin and pick one of nine styles, from rotatable 3D to Mini: with a backdrop, border and outline, ready for Discord, Twitch or YouTube.
Search for a Minecraft username and the skin shows up here.
Drag the preview to turn the figure.
Minecraft is a trademark of Mojang Studios; CreativeStar is not affiliated with it. Skins come from Mineatar and Crafthead, and player data from PlayerDB; every style is drawn in your browser.
Ready for YouTube, Discord and Twitch
It comes out square with a transparent or solid background, exactly what profile pictures ask for. The round crop looks right on Discord and YouTube without cutting off the head.
Animated too
Download the avatar spinning as a MOV with alpha or an MP4, and use it as a short intro, a stream overlay or a server showcase.
Frequently asked
Nine: face, head, bust and body in 3D (you can turn them), bust and full body in pixel art, Mini (the big head on a tiny body), PFP (a portrait with the head slightly turned) and Drops (a squashed, cartoon-style avatar).
Yes. Turn on advanced mode, pick the poses and how long each one lasts, and download the clip as a transparent MOV or an MP4. It pops from pose to pose as if it were talking, in 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 or 4K.
If you search a username, the UUID is looked up on PlayerDB and the skin is served by Mineatar or Crafthead. If you upload a PNG, it never leaves your device. Either way, every style is drawn in your browser.
That is exactly what it is for. Pick the circle crop, choose a backdrop and download: the PNG goes up to 1280 px, well above what Discord, Twitch or YouTube ask for.
Yes. The group portrait adds up to 8 more players to the main one, by username or by uploading their skin. Up to three stand in a row with yours in front; with more, they fill a 3 × 3 grid.
Yes. Set Backdrop to “None” and the PNG comes out with the character alone, nothing behind it, ready to drop onto a thumbnail or an overlay.
The second layer of the skin: the hair, cap, glasses or jacket sitting on top of the body. You can switch it off to see the face clean.
The lookup covers Java accounts, by name or UUID. If you play on Bedrock, export your skin as a PNG and upload it: it works in all nine styles, just like a Java one.