mcskins.top vs MCTools

mcskins.top is a free browser platform for discovering, creating, sharing, and customizing Minecraft skins. Its editor lets users change skins in the browser and download them for Minecraft. Listed tools include Image2Skin, Merge, Flip, Grab, Make Avatar, Skin2Totem, and a 64-to-32 conversion tool. The image converter accepts GIF, JPG, and PNG files, with 64×64 output for Java Minecraft and 128×128 for PE and Bedrock Edition. The avatar maker creates six images of 3D heads and bodies from a Minecraft username or uploaded skin, with a 200 kB maximum upload size. Skin to Totem generates a resource pack that replaces the standard Totem of Undying texture. Accounts allow users to save custom skins to a profile, comment, and message other creators. The site reports a collection of 89637+ skins and 200,000+ monthly users. It uses cookies, Google Analytics, and third-party ads, which may collect usage data and identifiers such as IP address and browser type. Uploaders must own skins or have permission to upload them; certain content is prohibited.

MCTools is a free, browser-based set of Minecraft utilities, with no account needed. Its 3D Skin Editor lets you paint on a rotatable character model, switch between 3D and 2D views, and choose Steve or Alex. Editing controls include undo and redo, pencil, fill, erase, color-pick, swap, selection, gradient, palette, layers, and mirroring. You can download a skin or use Java and Bedrock username lookup options. Other tools cover skin packs, avatars, custom packs, capes, coordinates, and color codes. The Pack Converter handles Java-to-Bedrock and Bedrock-to-Java conversion, with optional support for sounds, language files, animated textures, models, and PBR textures; some Java features, such as custom models and shaders, may not convert. MCTools says files are processed in the browser and stay on your device. Its privacy policy says it does not store files or other user data on its infrastructure, though a username lookup sends the username to a public service. The terms advise keeping your own backups.