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Creating a brand new eraser brush

Community Beginner ,
Oct 20, 2021 Oct 20, 2021

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How do I create an eraser brush so that it has the eraser icon in the top right corner of the brush box? I know how to use a brush as an eraser, but I want to create a collection of eraser brushes and be able to see the eraser icon and use it as a permanent eraser rather than having to change the brush settings to clear all the time.

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Oct 20, 2021 Oct 20, 2021

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This seems to have been an issue for some time. Perhaps the information in this thread may be of assistance:
https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-discussions/can-t-make-eraser-from-last-brush-use...


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Create a preset shape and go Edit > Define New Brush Preset.

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Select the Eraser tool and select your new preset — or select the Eraser and Ctrl select an existing preset.  This will prevent that preset switching tools.  You now have the Eraser with your selected preset

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Now right click inside the document window > click on the wee cog icon and choose New Brush Preset

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Make sure Includee Tool Settings is checked

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And you now have a preset that will switch to the Eraser when selected (note the icon on the right. (see note below)

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Note: I like to work with all of the brush preset options turned on.  It's Show Additional Preset Info that brings up the tool icon (if there is a tool associated with that preset.  As stated above, even if there is a tool associated with a preset, Ctrl selecting that preset will force Photoshop to retain the current tool.

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