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After the new update i can not find the fill bucket icon under the gradient icon anymore is the bucket relocated somewhere else. Or is this some sort of bug / error?
Go to Edit>Toolbar, click Restore Defaults and Done.
See if that gets things back to normal.
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That worked for me. Thank you! Still not quite sure WHY they would remove that...
Client PNG Logo > Image Size to Height of clients CMS system banner > Canvas Size to width of banner area > BUCKET TOOL to fill in white (because CMS system doesn't support transparant in 9/10 cases) > Save.
Bucket tool is an essential tool for that very specific job.
Can it be done with layers, and marking background as white - Yes.
Can it be done with rectangle or similar followed by flatten - Yes.
Is all other methods just slower and more difficult when the client needs the logo replaced *now* - YES!
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Thanks for this! How frustrating .. to go an try to drop a pattern .. only to find the paint bucket missing. [cursing removed by moderator] Adobe!
Those of us who have been using Photoshop for years .. don't have time while we are working to hen peck and figur eout where out tools have gone to! Quit moving things!
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OMG, thank you!!
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I have a new PS 2020 and there is no fill tool. I did the steps above and still nothing. I am a beginner so maybe missing something g, but there is no bucket icon even after resetting defaults.
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I had the exact same problem.
1. Edit>ToolBar You get
go down the left and right move bars until you find the Gradient tool on the left and the paint bucket tool on the right.
Move the paint bucket to the Gradient tool and both will appear. Problem solved.
I was helped by the hints provided before by this thread.
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Like many issues with Software, I did not realize I also had Illustrator open and the windows were not presenting clearly. Once I closed Illustrator, the Photoshop menu was visible, complete with Paint Bucket.
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window> workspace> essentials(default ).
Its probably just in some other workspace.