Turn a selfie, your pet or a short description into a Minecraft skin with AI
Turn your photos into a Tiny Desk-style concert video
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Pricing model
Freemium
Paid
Pricing
Free: 3 credits per new account. Starter pack: $4.99 for 20 credits ($0.25 per skin). Family pack: $9.99 for 60 credits ($0.17 per skin). Mega pack: $19.99 for 150 credits ($0.13 per skin). Builder pass monthly: $5.99/month for 60 credits monthly. Builder pass yearly: $59.99/year for 720 credits yea
Single: $9.90 for 20 credits (1 full video). Trio: $19.90 for 60 credits (3 full videos). Crew: $29.90 for 100 credits (5 full videos). Credits never expire and there is no subscription.
Key features
Photo to skin conversion preserving hair, skin tone, glasses and outfit colors
Pet mode for dogs, cats and other animals with fur patterns and markings
Text-to-skin generation with no photo required
Roblox avatar conversion from username or screenshot
3D preview with classic and slim arm variants
Free pixel-level skin editor with 3D painting
Free pixel art maker for converting images to block builds
Download for Java Edition and Bedrock with .mcpack support
Skin library for storing and re-downloading generated skins
Automatic refund of credits for failed generations
Upload up to three photos to cast a band
Original sound generated with video
No watermark on output
Download as 9:16 vertical MP4
Works with AI-generated characters
Videos render in a few minutes
Automatic credit refund if render fails
Credits never expire
What makes it different
Generates real 64×64 skin files that work in Minecraft, not just pictures
Supports pet photos to create pet avatars as playable characters
Free pixel-level editor to fix AI details without paying for regeneration
Pay-per-skin model with no subscription required
Five input modes: photo, pet, text, drawing and Roblox avatar
No subscription required, one-time credit purchases only
Independent parody tool inspired by NPR's Tiny Desk series
Fixed performance format requires only photos, not a real recording
Only one photo required to generate a complete video