what I use to make my skins is skincraft on www.minecraftthegame.net

Personally I like to use mcskin3d.

Use this:

http://www.silvergames.com/minecraft-skin-editor

That is a very uselles.

Use PhotoShop, Paint.NET, MCSkin3D, or www.novaskin.me

photoshop ftw

I'd definitely have to recommend needcoolshoes.com. I've used that for a while now and it's a pretty good website.

I would recommend the programs Gimp or Paint.Net.

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Pikamoar

NamechangeIn that entire first sentence you said nothing about skinning..

I took it in a general and literal sense.

Just stop talking, you're embarrassing yourself. .

You know it

;p

Pikamoar

NamechangeIn that entire first sentence you said nothing about skinning..

I took it in a general and literal sense.

Just stop talking, you're embarrassing yourself. .

You know it

Pikamoar
I've been using MCSkin3D for over two years, and I've not yet found how to copy/paste entire sections.

I don't think McSkin3D actually has copy/paste or rotation options for individual portions of the skin. For that I use Paint.NET.

NamechangeIn that entire first sentence you said nothing about skinning..

I took it in a general and literal sense.

Just stop talking, you're embarrassing yourself.

Azie
I've yet to see a website offer copy/paste for parts of a skin, the ability to rotate parts, or dodge/burn tools to name a few.

Also, in my experience, color-picking is far more in-depth in many graphic/skin-editing programs than in any website I've used. Programs also have the added ability of giving you space to put a palette.

I've been using MCSkin3D for over two years, and I've not yet found how to copy/paste entire sections.

But anyway, @OP, websites don't have the in-depth experience that you can get with a program. Plus, most of the websites aren't even allowed on PMC.

Azie

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Azieyou get so many more tools and options to work with.

Not necessarily.

I've yet to see a website offer copy/paste for parts of a skin, the ability to rotate parts, or dodge/burn tools to name a few.

Also, in my experience, color-picking is far more in-depth in many graphic/skin-editing programs than in any website I've used. Programs also have the added ability of giving you space to put a palette.

In that entire first sentence you said nothing about skinning..

I took it in a general and literal sense.

You can use GIMP or Photoshop, but if you want one specifically for minecraft skins the use MCSkin3D like Azie said.

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Azieyou get so many more tools and options to work with.

Not necessarily.

I've yet to see a website offer copy/paste for parts of a skin, the ability to rotate parts, or dodge/burn tools to name a few.

Also, in my experience, color-picking is far more in-depth in many graphic/skin-editing programs than in any website I've used. Programs also have the added ability of giving you space to put a palette.

n8mo

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Azieyou get so many more tools and options to work with.

Not necessarily.

The only thing that websites have and programs don't is a part picker. Which is against PMC rules... So programs all the way.

Who said anything about PMC? Azie said nothing about PMC in that statement, so I take it that she meant it in general...

I like using a small range of websites such as
http://minecraft.novaskin.me
and
http://www.minecraftskins.com/skin-editor/

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Azieyou get so many more tools and options to work with.

Not necessarily.

The only thing that websites have and programs don't is a part picker. Which is against PMC rules... So programs all the way.

NamechangeNot necessarily.

Most of the time, like 99% of the time.

Azieyou get so many more tools and options to work with.

Not necessarily.

Downloading a program is always better than doing it on a website since you get so many more tools and options to work with.

I'd recommend McSkin3D by Paril.

www.planetminecraft.com/member/Paril