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A Fortnite player has put together a web tool that lets you mix and match parts of already released skins to let you build your own custom Fortnite skins.
Reddit user Maux01 created the tool, giving fans a chance to create custom skins that can be showed off online but can’t be imported into Fortnite itself. After selecting the male or female model, the program lets you select from any existing skin segments for the head, body, arm, and leg type. Once you’ve created your awesome new skin, your image can be saved to share online.
Want to see the Raven body and legs mashed together with the Rex outfit head? Maybe you need the Cuddle Team Leader head sitting on the body of the Bunny Brawler body. No problem, the app lets you do just that. A version compatible with mobile devices is in the works and bug reports can be submitted for further testing.
While this kind of mix and matching feature doesn’t exist in Fortnite, players can use different parts of outfit sets like harvesting tools and gliders for some time. When back bling was added at the start of Season 3, players were able to use themed backpacks on different skins.
Get a head start on the rest of Season 4 with our Wailing Woods chest locations guide and map and a look at the Jetpack item for a rumored limited time mode in Week 5. For more Fortnite guides and tips, check out IGN’s Fortnite wiki.
Michael Koczwara is a freelance writer who thinks the Reaper outfit works with everything. Follow him on Twitter and YouTube.
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