Armor Stand Editor

Pose and customize armor stands with interactive 3D controls

Choose a preset pose to apply to the armor stand. You can fine-tune it in the Pose tab.

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How to Use the Armor Stand Editor

Create custom Minecraft armor stands with interactive 3D pose controls. Adjust 6 body parts across 3 axes, add equipment, set properties like ShowArms and NoGravity, and generate /summon commands for Java Edition.

Quick Steps

  1. 1Use the Pose tab to adjust head, body, arms, and legs with sliders or pick a preset
  2. 2Switch to Properties to toggle ShowArms, NoBasePlate, equipment, and other options
  3. 3Go to the Output tab to set coordinates and copy the /summon command

Example Use Cases

  • Create decorative statues and posed figures for builds and adventure maps
  • Build custom NPCs using invisible armor stands with equipment and name tags
  • Design furniture and props by combining small, invisible armor stands with items

Tips

Enable ShowArms to give armor stands visible arms that can hold items
Use Invisible + equipment to create floating item displays
The Marker property removes the hitbox — great for decorations players shouldn't break
Your design is saved in the URL so you can bookmark or share it

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I pose an armor stand in Minecraft?

Use the Pose tab to rotate head, body, arms, and legs on each axis. You can also pick a preset pose (T-pose, sitting, waving, etc.) as a starting point and tweak from there. The /summon command in the Output tab contains the exact Rotation and Pose NBT so the stand spawns in your chosen pose.

How do I make an armor stand hold items?

Enable ShowArms in the Properties tab — vanilla armor stands don't show arms by default. Then use the Equipment panel to place items in main hand, off hand, or any armor slot. The summon command includes the ArmorItems and HandItems NBT so they spawn already equipped.

What is the Marker property for?

Marker makes the armor stand have no hitbox at all — players can't interact with it and it can't be broken by hand. Perfect for invisible decorations or display stands for floating items that players shouldn't accidentally remove.

Can I make invisible armor stands for custom furniture?

Yes. Toggle Invisible in the Properties tab and equip the armor stand with a block or item — you get a floating block effect. Combine with Small scale, Marker, NoGravity, and NoBasePlate for more control. Great for chairs, shelves, and decorative builds.

Does the armor stand command work on servers?

Yes, the /summon command is vanilla Minecraft and works on any server that allows OP commands or command blocks. Paste it into a command block, a function, or run it directly from console / chat with operator permissions.