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Xephos Minecraft Skin

MedievalSteve model64x6431 colours
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The Minecraft skin worn by Xephos, shown flat from the front: a orange and red 64x64 skin on the steve model with 31 distinct colours
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The back of the Minecraft skin worn by Xephos, shown flat with the same pixels the game wraps around the back of the player model
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This skin belongs to Xephos. Astroworld did not draw it: the file was read from the public Mojang profile of that account on 2026-08-23 and is shown here as it was on that day.

What is in this skin file

This is the Minecraft skin on the profile of Xephos: a 64x64 file built on the Steve model, so its arms are four pixels wide. It uses 31 distinct colours, and orange #422313 covers 21.6% of the painted pixels.

Both overlay layers are in use: there is paint on the hat layer over the head and on the second layer of the body, which is where jackets, sleeves and trouser detail live.

The palette is led by #422313 at 21.6%, #27150b at 12.5%, #832929 at 10.9%, counted across the whole file.

There is no cape on this profile, so what you download is the whole of what the account shows in game.

The colours Xephos uses most

#42231321.6% of the file
#27150b12.5% of the file
#83292910.9% of the file
#94303010.7% of the file
#f8ceb98.2% of the file

Xephos skin at a glance

PlayerXephos
ModelSteve, 4 pixel arms
File layout64 x 64, the layout since Minecraft 1.8
Hat layerIn use
Second body layerIn use
Distinct colours31
Cape on the profileNo
Profile UUID2c6d7b3d76744b188d86bb6a707ea8e4
Read from Mojang on2026-08-23

Using this skin yourself

Download the PNG above and upload it in the Minecraft Launcher under Skins, or at your profile on minecraft.net. Pick the Steve shape, because this file is drawn for four pixel arms; choosing the other one stretches or crops the arm texture.

On Bedrock Edition you load the same PNG through Profile, Edit Character, Owned Skins, Import. The step by step version is in our guide to changing your skin, and what the layout of the file means is explained in the skin format guide.

You can also drop this file into our skin viewer or put Xephos next to another player in the comparison tool.

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