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Version 2.0.6 · 2026-10-22
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
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The store currently lists version 2.0.6, updated 2026-10-22.








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Skin Hub is the easiest way to find, remix and wear Minecraft skins. Browse nearly 1 million skins, preview them in 3D, make them your own, and install them into Minecraft with one tap.
WHAT'S INSIDE
• Nearly 1M Minecraft skins – fresh picks every day, with Popular, Weekly and Monthly charts
• Search – find girl, boy, anime and mob skins in seconds, or look up any player by name
• 3D preview – watch every skin walk, run and wave before you wear it
• Remix any skin – swap hair, eyes, mouth, glasses, tops, jackets and pants from thousands of parts (6,000+ hairstyles), or hit Shuffle for a random look
• Draw your own – a full pixel editor powered by Blockbench, right in the app
• One tap to Minecraft – install straight to the Dressing Room in Minecraft Bedrock Edition with a step-by-step guide, or save the PNG to Photos
• Holiday packs – limited-time skin collections for Halloween and more…
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