Free Bedrock Addons, Skins, Maps, Textures and Mods for Minecraft

Blue Hoodie Skins keeps it simple but gives you three clean looks you can actually use every day in Minecraft. The first skin is a black-haired guy in a blue hoodie — no crazy patterns, just that classic gamer fit that works in survival, PvP, or hanging out on a server.

Unknown Skinpack is exactly what it sounds like — a giant mix of skins from creators you’ll never know, which somehow makes it even cooler. You’re getting 100 different skins (with more on the way), each with its own random style, theme, and vibe. There’s no single look tying them together — one might be a futuristic cyborg, the next a medieval knight, then a neon streetwear character right after.

Shrek Skinpack is pure meme fuel for Minecraft, and it’s packed — 30 different Shrek-themed skins so you can turn your entire server into a swamp party. You’ve got the classic Shrek look straight out of the movies, but that’s just the start. There are variations with armor, casual clothes, winter gear, and even cursed versions that look like Shrek’s been through The Nether and back.

Gamer Boys [Nostalgic] Skins Pack is straight-up a must if you want your Minecraft skin to scream “I’ve been gaming forever.” It’s got 15 different gamer-themed skins, each with its own style. Some are rocking retro pixel shirts, others have hoodies with old-school console logos, and a few look like they just stepped out of a midnight Halo or CoD session.

Counter-Strike: Bunny Hop Mod brings that classic bhop movement from CS straight into Minecraft Bedrock — and it feels way better than you'd expect. If you’ve ever played CS or surf maps, you know the deal: jump at the right time, strafe properly, and keep momentum going like a total movement god.

Safes Mod (Protect All Your Loot in One Place!) is the perfect add-on if you’re tired of your stuff “mysteriously disappearing” on multiplayer servers. This mod adds clean, locked safes you can stash anywhere — and once your loot’s inside, it’s locked down tight.

Roots 3 (BE Port) brings one of the most underrated nature-based magic mods from Java straight into Minecraft Bedrock — and yeah, it’s legit. This is a full Bedrock port of the original Roots 3 by the Mystic Modding team, and it captures that druid-core, nature-magic vibe perfectly.

More Armors Pack Mod is perfect if you want fresh armor sets with special effects — but without adding a bunch of crazy new ores or clutter to your world. This addon sticks to vanilla Minecraft items, which means you can craft every new armor set using stuff you already collect in survival. No need to go hunting for modded materials.

Pokémon Health & Damage Indicator Mod straight-up makes every Minecraft fight feel like a battle from Diamond and Pearl. This add-on replaces the default health system visuals with clean, classic Pokémon-style health bars — the kind you remember from the DS days. Every mob now has a floating bar that looks like it came straight outta a Pokémon battle screen.

Custom Cameras Add-on is hands down one of the coolest tools you can drop into your Minecraft Bedrock world if you’re into builds, maps, machinima, or just want to flex some insane camera angles. This mod gives you full control over how and where you see the action — no command block spaghetti, no laggy third-party junk.