Sentry
- Found in
- Pillager Outposts
- Odds
- 25% per outpost chest
- Duplicate
- Cobblestone
Free 3D armor trim previewer
Minecraft Armor Trim Generator
Try on every armor trim before you mine a single diamond.
Combine every armor type, trim pattern and trim material on a 3D player. Drop in your own skin to see exactly how it sits on you, then save loadouts or share them with a link.
18patterns
11materials
7armors
drag to rotate · scroll to zoom · drop a skin
Columns: armor · trim pattern · trim material · leather dye · enchant glint. Trims match the game rule: same-material trims use a darker shade.
Upload your skin
Drop a PNG here or click to browse
64×64 or legacy 64×32 · stays on your device
Minecraft skins
Arm model
Show outer skin layer
World
Stand on a block (optional)
Off-hand
Resource pack
Try your resource pack
Drop your Minecraft .jar or any resource pack .zip
Read on your device only. Nothing is uploaded.
Where is my Minecraft .jar?
Windows: %appdata%\.minecraft\versions\<version>\<version>.jar
macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/minecraft/versions/<version>/<version>.jar
Linux: ~/.minecraft/versions/<version>/<version>.jar
Launch that version once in the official launcher so the file exists. Resource packs from your resourcepacks folder work too.
Template atlas
Where to find every armor trim
Each smithing template has one home. Set how many chests, vaults or kills you plan to check, and each card shows your odds of finding at least one.
Vex
- Found in
- Woodland Mansions
- Odds
- 50% per mansion chest
- Duplicate
- Cobblestone
Wild
- Found in
- Jungle Temples
- Odds
- 33.3% per temple chest
- Duplicate
- Mossy Cobblestone
Coast
- Found in
- Shipwrecks
- Odds
- 16.7% per shipwreck chest
- Duplicate
- Cobblestone
Dune
- Found in
- Desert Pyramids
- Odds
- 14.3% per pyramid chest
- Duplicate
- Sandstone
Wayfinder
- Found in
- Trail Ruins
- Odds
- 8.3% per rare suspicious gravel
- Duplicate
- Terracotta
Raiser
- Found in
- Trail Ruins
- Odds
- 8.3% per rare suspicious gravel
- Duplicate
- Terracotta
Shaper
- Found in
- Trail Ruins
- Odds
- 8.3% per rare suspicious gravel
- Duplicate
- Terracotta
Host
- Found in
- Trail Ruins
- Odds
- 8.3% per rare suspicious gravel
- Duplicate
- Terracotta
Ward
- Found in
- Ancient Cities
- Odds
- 5.0% per ancient city chest
- Duplicate
- Cobbled Deepslate
Silence
- Found in
- Ancient Cities
- Odds
- 1.2% per ancient city chest
- Duplicate
- Cobbled Deepslate
Eye
- Found in
- Strongholds
- Odds
- 10% per altar chest
- Duplicate
- End Stone
Tide
- Found in
- Ocean Monuments
- Odds
- 20% per elder guardian kill
- Duplicate
- Prismarine
SnoutNether
- Found in
- Bastion Remnants
- Odds
- 8.3% per bastion chest
- Duplicate
- Blackstone
RibNether
- Found in
- Nether Fortresses
- Odds
- 6.7% per fortress chest
- Duplicate
- Netherrack
SpireEnd
- Found in
- End Cities
- Odds
- 6.7% per end city chest
- Duplicate
- Purpur Block
Flow
- Found in
- Trial Chambers
- Odds
- 22.5% per ominous vault
- Duplicate
- Breeze Rod
Bolt
- Found in
- Trial Chambers
- Odds
- 6.3% per vault
- Duplicate
- Copper Block
How armor trims work
Armor trims are cosmetic patterns you add to armor at a smithing table. They do not change protection or durability; they only change how the armor looks. Every piece can carry a different pattern and colour, which gives thousands of possible outfits.
- Find a template. Each trim pattern is a smithing template hidden in a specific structure, from desert pyramids to ancient cities.
- Pick a material. The material sets the trim colour: amethyst, copper, diamond, emerald, gold, iron, lapis, netherite, quartz, redstone or resin.
- Smith it. Put the template, the armor piece and the material into a smithing table. The template is used up, so duplicate it first if you want more.
Trim materials
Eleven items can colour a trim. Five of them (copper, diamond, gold, iron and netherite) have a darker variant that appears automatically on armor of the same material, so the pattern does not blend into the armor.
| Material | Item used | Palette |
|---|---|---|
| Amethyst Shard | ||
| Copper Ingot | + darker on matching armor | |
| Diamond | + darker on matching armor | |
| Emerald | ||
| Gold Ingot | + darker on matching armor | |
| Iron Ingot | + darker on matching armor | |
| Lapis Lazuli | ||
| Netherite Ingot | + darker on matching armor | |
| Nether Quartz | ||
| Redstone Dust | ||
| Resin Brick |
Armor you can trim
Leather, Chainmail, Copper, Iron, Gold, Diamond, Netherite helmets, chestplates, leggings and boots all accept trims. Leather can also be dyed, and the dye sits underneath the trim, so you can pick any colour combination. Copper armor arrived in the 2025 Copper Age drop and takes trims like every other set.
Duplicating templates
Templates are consumed when used, but you can copy them at a crafting table: seven diamonds, the template and one block tied to where it was found. The recipe gives back two templates, so one lucky find can cover a whole set.