There is a fill paint tool in Photoshop called the Paint Bucket tool. This tool is used to fill a selected area or an entire layer with a color or pattern. It is a handy tool for quickly filling in areas with solid colors.
To select the Paint Bucket tool, you can find it in the Photoshop toolbar. It is represented by an icon that looks like a paint bucket pouring paint. If you cannot locate the Paint Bucket tool, you can click and hold the Gradient tool in the toolbar to reveal a flyout menu with other related tools, including the Paint Bucket tool.
Once you have selected the Paint Bucket tool, you can customize its settings in the tool options bar at the top of the Photoshop window. One of the options you can choose is the fill type. By default, the Paint Bucket tool fills with the foreground color, but you can also choose to fill with a pattern or a specific color by clicking on the respective options in the tool options bar.
To fill an area with the foreground color using the Paint Bucket tool, make sure you have the desired color set as your foreground color in the color picker. You can select a new color by clicking on the foreground color swatch in the toolbar and choosing a color from the color picker.
Once you have set the foreground color, simply click on the area you want to fill with the Paint Bucket tool. If you have a selection made, the tool will only fill within the selected area. If you do not have a selection, the tool will fill the entire layer or canvas.
The Paint Bucket tool is a versatile tool that can be useful in a variety of situations. For example, if you are working on a digital painting and want to quickly fill in large areas with color, the Paint Bucket tool can save you time and effort. It can also be used to make adjustments to the color of specific elements in a composition or to create solid backgrounds for designs.
The Paint Bucket tool is a useful tool in Photoshop for filling selected areas or layers with color or patterns. It is easily accessible from the toolbar and can be customized to fill with the foreground color or other options. Whether you are working on digital paintings, photo editing, or graphic design, the Paint Bucket tool can be a valuable asset in your Photoshop workflow.