Snowflake Collection Skinpack (Minecraft Bedrock)

Cold fits, clean shots. The Snowflake Collection Skinpack gives you a lineup of winter looks—glacier blues, silver trims, icy whites, and crisp snowflake patterns that read great in screenshots and server events. I swap these on anytime we’re running tundra builds, holiday markets, or ice-boat races; the silhouettes look sharp against spruce, deepslate, and night skies.

Creepy Collection Skin Pack (Minecraft Bedrock)

Turn your server into a haunted lobby. The Creepy Collection Skin Pack gives you a pile of nightmare fits—ghosts, stitched dolls, plague-doctor vibes, shadow silhouettes, and “is-that-thing-staring-at-me?” masks that look wicked in dark forests and abandoned builds. Toss one on, drop the lights, and you’re instantly the thing in the doorway nobody wants to see.

Vanilla RTX Add-Ons (Minecraft Bedrock)

If you already run ray tracing on Bedrock, Vanilla RTX Add-Ons are the chef’s-kiss extras. Think of the base Vanilla RTX pack as the engine, and these seven mini-packs as bolt-ons you stack over it to tweak how specific blocks behave with RT—brighter emissives here, cleaner glass there, tighter surface roughness on stones, that kind of thing. It’s modular on purpose, so you only keep the bits you love.

SteamPunk Collection Skin Pack (Minecraft Bedrock)

Yellow Juice Collection Skin Pack (Minecraft Bedrock)

Blanched Skinpack (Minecraft Bedrock)

Clean, crisp, and screenshot-friendly. The Blanched Skinpack is a wardrobe of white-forward fits—minimal streetwear, sleek suits, soft “angelic” looks, and a few techy uniforms—that make your character pop without fighting your build’s colors. I swap these in anytime I’m filming inside quartz bases, snow biomes, or End cities; the skins read super clearly against dark blocks and look premium with subtle shadows.

BUNNY SKINPACK (Minecraft Bedrock)

Pastels, floppy ears, instant good vibes. The BUNNY SKINPACK is the cute wardrobe I swap to whenever our Realm flips to spring builds or we’re running garden markets. You get a bunch of looks—hoodies with bunny ears, onesies, cozy sweaters, little bow accents—so you can match cherry groves, flower fields, or a bright city plaza. It reads super clean in screenshots; the soft colors pop against spruce, stone, and nighttime street lamps.

Project SEKAI Collection Skin Pack (Minecraft Bedrock)

SmooTea Shader | Low End Shader (Minecraft Bedrock)

Need a glow-up that won’t brick your phone? SmooTea Shader | Low End Shader is the chill upgrade I toss on when I want cleaner visuals without losing FPS. It keeps Bedrock readable and light, then adds a few touches that make survival feel nicer: simple FBM clouds rolling up top, simple coloring that leans a bit richer than vanilla, and torch lighting that actually looks warm in caves.

Heterochromia Collection Skin Pack (Minecraft Bedrock)

Want a look that pops even in a crowded lobby? The Heterochromia Collection Skin Pack gives your character two different-colored eyes—clean, sharp, and instantly recognizable in screenshots. Think teal + amber, ice blue + violet, forest green + gold… the contrast does all the talking while the outfits range from casual streetwear to fantasy armor fits. I swap these on city servers and everyone notices—nothing beats a close-up emote with mismatched eyes staring down the camera.