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Minecraft Armor Trim Visualizer

Design and preview Minecraft armor trim combinations on a 3D player. Compare every pattern and material, upload your own skin, export a PNG, and create ready-to-copy Java commands.

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Armor controls

Full set

Changes all four armor pieces

Armor
Color
Pattern
Material
Armor
Color
Pattern
Material
Armor
Color
Pattern
Material
Armor
Color
Pattern
Material
Armor
Color
Pattern
Material

Player skin

64 x 64 or legacy 64 x 32 PNG, up to 2 MB.

Model and camera

Preview background

Give commands

Java Edition 1.21+

Command scope
Helmet
/give @s minecraft:netherite_helmet[minecraft:trim={material:"minecraft:gold",pattern:"minecraft:ward"}] 1
Chestplate
/give @s minecraft:netherite_chestplate[minecraft:trim={material:"minecraft:gold",pattern:"minecraft:ward"}] 1
Leggings
/give @s minecraft:netherite_leggings[minecraft:trim={material:"minecraft:gold",pattern:"minecraft:ward"}] 1
Boots
/give @s minecraft:netherite_boots[minecraft:trim={material:"minecraft:gold",pattern:"minecraft:ward"}] 1

Armor trim patterns

Explore every available armor trim and where to find it.

Sentry

Java 1.20

A clean, guarded pattern found in pillager territory.

Found in

Pillager Outposts

Dune

Java 1.20

A broad geometric trim inspired by desert structures.

Found in

Desert Pyramids

Coast

Java 1.20

A flowing pattern recovered from shipwreck loot.

Found in

Shipwrecks

Wild

Java 1.20

A sharp pattern hidden inside jungle temples.

Found in

Jungle Temples

Ward

Selected

Java 1.20

A centered design associated with the Deep Dark.

Found in

Ancient Cities

Eye

Java 1.20

A stronghold pattern built around an eye-like center.

Found in

Strongholds

Vex

Java 1.20

A pointed pattern found in woodland mansions.

Found in

Woodland Mansions

Tide

Java 1.20

An ocean-themed trim dropped by elder guardians.

Found in

Elder Guardians in Ocean Monuments

Snout

Java 1.20

A bold Nether pattern found in bastion remnants.

Found in

Bastion Remnants

Rib

Java 1.20

A skeletal pattern recovered from Nether fortresses.

Found in

Nether Fortresses

Spire

Java 1.20

A tall, angular trim found at the edge of the End.

Found in

End Cities

Wayfinder

Java 1.20

An archaeological pattern uncovered by brushing trail ruins.

Found in

Trail Ruins suspicious gravel

Shaper

Java 1.20

A crafted-looking pattern found through archaeology.

Found in

Trail Ruins suspicious gravel

Raiser

Java 1.20

A rising geometric design from trail ruins.

Found in

Trail Ruins suspicious gravel

Host

Java 1.20

A balanced archaeological pattern from trail ruins.

Found in

Trail Ruins suspicious gravel

Silence

Java 1.20

A rare, detailed trim found in ancient city chests.

Found in

Ancient Cities

Flow

Java 1.21

A sweeping pattern rewarded by ominous vaults.

Found in

Ominous Vaults in Trial Chambers

Bolt

Java 1.21

A compact mechanical pattern found in trial chamber vaults.

Found in

Vaults in Trial Chambers

Try a trim before you spend the template

A trim is applied at a smithing table with three things: the armor piece, a smithing template (which sets the pattern) and a material (which sets the color). Templates are hard to find and you can’t take a trim off once it’s on, so it pays to see the result first.

Here you can mix every pattern and material on a 3D player, on any armor type, and with your own skin if you upload it.

How to use it

  1. 01

    Choose the armor for each slot.

  2. 02

    Pick a pattern and a material, then rotate the model to check the back and sides.

  3. 03

    Download a PNG or copy the link to share the setup. On Java 1.21+ you can also copy a /give command.

Good to know

  • When the trim material matches the armor (iron on iron, for example), the game uses a darker shade so the trim still shows.
  • Trims are purely cosmetic. They don’t change protection, durability or enchantments.
  • You can copy a template with seven diamonds and one specific block, so you only have to find each one once.

Frequently asked questions

Where do the templates come from?

Mostly from structure chests: Sentry in pillager outposts, Dune in desert pyramids, Coast in shipwrecks, Silence and Ward in ancient cities, Snout in bastions, Rib in Nether fortresses, Eye in strongholds and Spire in End cities. Flow and Bolt come from trial chambers.

Does the command work in Bedrock?

No, it uses Java 1.21 syntax. In Bedrock you still apply trims at the smithing table, and the preview looks the same.

Is my skin uploaded?

No. It’s processed in your browser and never leaves your device.

Is the template used up?

Yes. The smithing table consumes the template and the material along with the trim, so duplicate the template first if you want to use it again.

Which armor can be trimmed?

Every helmet, chestplate, leggings and boots, from leather to netherite, plus the turtle shell. Elytra and horse armor can’t take trims.

Can I share my design?

Yes. Copy the link to save the armor, model, background and camera, or download a PNG of the character.

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