How do I get rid of the Moon brush???

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February 5, 2023
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This is maddening. Each time I launch Photoshop to 'try' to learn it and work with a picture, everytime I mouse over any image I get the moon brush. How do I get rid of it?

Windows

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Beste Antwort von Jeff Arola

I don't think there is anything wrong because you have the brush tool selected and that will show the shape of the brush in place of the regular cursor when hovering in the document area. You can make the brush size (cursor) smaller/larger by adjusting the brush size using the left/right bracket keys.

Your brush size is very large (2955 px) in relation to the size of the document, so the brush cursor

takes a large portion of the document.

If your not intending on using the brush tool you can switch to the Hand Tool (H keyboard shortcut)

https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/tools.html

Kevin Stohlmeyer

Community Expert

hi @tonymuffin looking at your screen shots - you actually are on the brush tool, which is why you are seeing the brush preview of the selected brush preset. Try selecting the hand tool when viewing to hide the brush. There is nothing wrong with your Photoshop.

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tonymuffinAutor

Inspiring

got it! Thanks all.

PECourtejoie

Community Expert

Hi, @tonymuffin glad to hear you are all set. please tag the post(s) that helped you resolve your issue as a correct answer, so that other users will benefit from your question, and its answer!

Jeff Arola

Antwort

Community Expert

I don't think there is anything wrong because you have the brush tool selected and that will show the shape of the brush in place of the regular cursor when hovering in the document area. You can make the brush size (cursor) smaller/larger by adjusting the brush size using the left/right bracket keys.

Your brush size is very large (2955 px) in relation to the size of the document, so the brush cursor

takes a large portion of the document.

If your not intending on using the brush tool you can switch to the Hand Tool (H keyboard shortcut)

https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/tools.html

jane-e

Community Expert

@tonymuffin

Another thing you can do is to right-click the Brush in the options bar (not Tools panel) and choose Reset tool(s).

When you set options for tools, such as brush size of 2955 or type that is centered, Photoshop remembers those options across time and across documents or until you reset them. It's something to remember when a tool does not work as you expect it to.

Another tip: if you are planning to paint with the Brush tool, it's a good idea to create a new layer first (Layers panel). Painting directly on your Background layer as you are is destructive.

If you don't want to paint at all, select a different tool.

Jane