Skin Editor

The Skin Editor is a web-based texture authoring tool designed for avatars and character skins used in games and digital applications. It enables artists, designers, and developers to import base textures, adjust colors, apply brush strokes, and manage regional maps without traditional desktop software. The workflow emphasizes non-destructive edits and scriptable exports to fit into asset pipelines and version-controlled repos.
Conceptually, edits are organized as layers with region-aware operations. You can select UV regions or draw masks, modify hue/saturation, paint with brushes, apply stamps, and preview changes in real time. Edits can be saved as revisions and compared against baseline textures, allowing iterative experimentation while preserving an auditable history.
Unique value includes region-based editing, symmetry options, and multi-resolution exports suitable for engines like Unity and Unreal. The tool integrates with existing asset workflows, supports common image formats, and preserves alpha channels. It avoids in-game editing complexity by focusing on 2D texture work, enabling rapid iterations and consistent outputs across platforms.
Use cases span character skins, cosmetic mods, and UI texture sheets. Differentiators are non-destructive layering, straightforward export options, and a web-based access point that eliminates setup friction for small studios and hobbyists.