Customizable Player Models vs Monster MCPE Skin Editor

Customizable Player Models is a free, MIT-licensed project for creating custom avatars for Minecraft Java Edition. Its editor lets users alter vanilla player parts, add custom model parts and textures, and hide or move pieces of the normal player model. Textures can be animated, and parts of a skin can glow. Models must be exported and loaded by uploading the exported image as a Minecraft skin; exported models can also be stored in unused skin space or as a GitHub Gist. Export options include a Minecraft skin file, .cpmmodel, and Base64 model data. The maker lists mod downloads for Forge, NeoForge, Fabric, and Quilt across Minecraft versions. An optional Bukkit/Spigot plugin supports in-game skin changes and offers the same features as installing the mod on a Forge or Fabric server. Voice chat animations need separate compatibility mods. ViveCraft support is listed, and OSC-driven animations require the CPM OSC compatibility addon. The model-sharing site is under development; the project links to Discord for support and bug reports.

Monster MCPE Skin Editor is a free browser tool for editing Minecraft skins without installation or an account. Users can paint on a 3D model or switch to a flat 2D texture map, using Paint, Noise, Fill, Erase, Pick, and Hide tools alongside undo, redo, and reset. The editor supports Classic and Slim models and Base and Overlay layers. Users can upload a PNG skin or choose one from the site collection, then download the result as a PNG. Standard 64×64 skins work in Bedrock and Java Edition; 128×128 HD skins work only in Bedrock, and Java accepts only 64×64. Transparency also varies by edition: overlay transparency works across editions, while Java renders erased base pixels black. Phone touch controls include one-finger painting, two-finger movement, and pinch zoom. The page says the editor is not an official Minecraft product and is not approved by or associated with Mojang. The site also says it uses cookies and Google Analytics, and that Google AdSense uses interest-based advertising cookies.