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October 13, 2013
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How to change the background color in photoshop CS6?

  • October 13, 2013
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Hi,

I tried to change the background colour of Adobe photoshop cs6
by default i was in black background, canany one help me.

thanks in advance

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Correct answer Silkrooster

You can use any one of the fill methods to change the background color. (shift-F5 is the fill command) The most common method is to use the two swatches just below the toolbar on left side of screen. Take a look at your keyboard at the right side of the space bar are two modifier keys alt or option and ctrl or command picture the left key at the left swatch and the right key as the right swatch. Hold down that key and at the same time press the backspace key. Your document or selection will fill with that swatch color. Double clicking on either swatch will bring up the color picker to choose a different color.

If there are other objects on top of the background and they are merged with the background, it will be necessary to select the background using the selection tool in the tool bar before filling the background with a color.

Hopefully this helps, if not post a picture of your screen so we can see what your trying to do and we can then give more advice.

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Noel Carboni
Legend
October 13, 2013

Are we sure SandeepAaron is not asking about the UI color scheme?

Edit - Preferences - Interface.

-Noel

Silkrooster
SilkroosterCorrect answer
Legend
October 13, 2013

You can use any one of the fill methods to change the background color. (shift-F5 is the fill command) The most common method is to use the two swatches just below the toolbar on left side of screen. Take a look at your keyboard at the right side of the space bar are two modifier keys alt or option and ctrl or command picture the left key at the left swatch and the right key as the right swatch. Hold down that key and at the same time press the backspace key. Your document or selection will fill with that swatch color. Double clicking on either swatch will bring up the color picker to choose a different color.

If there are other objects on top of the background and they are merged with the background, it will be necessary to select the background using the selection tool in the tool bar before filling the background with a color.

Hopefully this helps, if not post a picture of your screen so we can see what your trying to do and we can then give more advice.