Design tool
Armor Editor
Build custom armor with trims, dyes, and enchantments — supports modded items
Current armor (click to change item)
Choose Helmet
Preview
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Helmet
Chestplate
Leggings
Boots
How to use the Armor Editor
Build complete Minecraft armor sets with trims, enchantments, leather dye colors, and custom names. Generate /give commands for individual pieces or full sets.
Quick steps
- 1Pick each armor piece (leather, iron, diamond, netherite, etc.) — Full Set in the Output tab gives one command per piece
- 2Add armor trims by selecting a pattern and material — available from 1.20 (they were experimental in 1.19.4)
- 3For leather armor, pick a custom dye color from presets or enter a hex value
- 4Add enchantments with conflict detection and level controls
- 5Set a custom name and lore, then copy the /give command from the Output tab
Example use cases
- Create maxed-out armor sets for adventure maps or server kits
- Preview armor trim combinations and generate the exact commands to apply them
- Build colored leather armor for team uniforms or custom map cosmetics
Tips
Use Apply to whole set in the Trim tab to copy one trim onto every piece
Enchantments are per-piece — use the piece selector to switch between helmet, chestplate, leggings, and boots
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Frequently asked questions
How do I make custom armor with a /give command?
Pick each piece (leather, chainmail, iron, golden, diamond, netherite…), then add a trim, enchantments and a name per piece (dye for leather). Full Set outputs one command per piece; choose /give, /item replace to equip directly, or /summon for an armor stand wearing the set.
Can I dye leather armor to any color?
Yes. Switch a piece's material to leather, then pick a preset color or type an exact hex code. Each piece can have a different color. The editor generates the right /give command format for your version (components in 1.20.5+, legacy dye NBT for earlier).
How do armor trims work?
Armor trims arrived in 1.20 (they were experimental in 1.19.4). Pick a trim pattern (coast, dune, sentry, ward, silence, etc.) and a material (iron, gold, diamond, netherite, etc.) in the Trim tab. The /give command includes the trim spec so the armor renders with that trim in-game.
Can I put any enchantment on any armor piece?
By default, the editor only offers compatible enchantments per piece (Protection on any armor, Aqua Affinity only on helmets, Depth Strider only on boots, etc.). Set Level limits to Bypass to go up to level 255.
Does the armor editor support netherite and ancient items?
Yes — netherite armor is in the item list and takes trims, enchantments and names like any other piece. Netherite scrap and ancient debris aren't armor; look them up in the ID List.