It doesn't suggest a skin.
It puts it on.
A random skin and chroma from the ones you already own, applied in champ select through the League Client's own API — the same call it makes when you click a skin yourself. No game files touched, nothing injected, nothing unlocked.
Two ways to use it:
alone, or with the squad.
Lock in, get a skin.
Lock your champion and Skin Picker rolls a skin and chroma you own. Don't like it? Reroll. You can weight the skins you love upward and push the ones you never want down, and it remembers what you've played recently, so you won't get the same skin three games in a row.
- Auto-roll on lock. The roll happens the moment you lock your champion.
- One-click reroll. Reroll the skin, the chroma, or both. No limit.
- Weighted priorities. Favorites roll ×3, buried skins ×0.3. Saved per champion.
- Won't repeat itself. Skips your last few picks so games stop looking alike.
Team skins,
without the Discord call.
Create a room and invite the friends you're already queuing with. Nobody has to add anyone: the invite lands in their app and they accept. From there everything syncs live. Pick a color and the team's chromas follow. Pick a skin line and everyone goes PROJECT, Star Guardian or Arcana together. Once everyone has locked, each app applies its own skin — five clients, one theme, no one lifting a finger.
- Up to 5 players, live. One dashboard with everyone's current pick on it.
- Color sync. The room owner picks a theme (blue, red, gold…) and the chromas fall in line.
- Skin line sync. Works out which thematic lines you all own between you, then picks a matching set.
- Auto-apply. Once everyone has locked, the combo applies itself.
About the Windows warning
Skin Picker is a personal project and I haven't paid for a Microsoft signing certificate yet. Windows warns about any unsigned app, which tells you nothing about what the app actually does. Here's how to get past it.
Run the installer
Double-click the file you just downloaded. SmartScreen throws up a warning because the app isn't signed. That's expected.
Click "More info"
SmartScreen hides the Run button behind that small link. Click it, the publisher details expand and the Run anyway button shows up.
Click "Run anyway"
The installer does its thing and Skin Picker sets up like any other Windows app. Updates are automatic from then on, so this is a one-time detour.
Installed!
The app updates itself from here.
Transparency: the source code is public on GitHub. Read it, build it yourself, check any release you like. The installer is published straight from the repo by GitHub Actions, so nothing gets assembled by hand on my machine.
The questions I actually get.
Ready to roll?
One installer, then it keeps itself up to date. Windows 10 and 11.
- Version
- v9.6.1
- Size
- 75.0 MB
- Released
- Aug 6, 2026
- Platform
- Windows 10/11