Tested on: what we checked in real Minecraft

• ✓Java Edition (Minecraft Launcher) — A skin PNG downloaded from MC-ENGINE was added with Skins → New skin and showed correctly in game, with both Classic (Steve) and Slim (Alex) arms.
• ✓Bedrock on Windows — Double-clicking the downloaded .mcpack imported it, and the skin showed in Dressing Room → Classic skins.
• ✓Bedrock on Android — Opening the .mcpack with Minecraft imported it, and the skin could be chosen in the Dressing Room.
• ✓Bedrock skin pack — A pack with 3 skins imported in one go, and all 3 skins showed in the pack.
• ✓HD skin in Bedrock — A 128×128 skin imported through a .mcpack and looked sharp in game.
• ✓Schematic converter — A converted .nbt file loaded in Java with a Structure Block.

• •iPhone and iPad — Use the same .mcpack file as Android: open it from the Files app, press Share and pick Minecraft.
• •Xbox, PlayStation and Switch — Consoles can't import skin files, so only skins from the Marketplace and Dressing Room can be used there.
• •256×256 and 512×512 skins — For mods and launchers that support HD skins; Bedrock .mcpack files are saved at 128×128, the size we tested.

If a skin or file from MC-ENGINE doesn't work in your Minecraft, email [email protected] with your device, your Minecraft version and what happened, and we will look into it. How to put a skin in the game: Guides.