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No PAINT BUCKET tool in latest Photoshop CC update... HELP!

Forum|Forum|10 years ago
January 4, 2016
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Updated to the latest PSCC and thet just ISNT any bucket tool (Which usually was under the Gradient tool)...

Anyone figured this one out? Is it just gone? Am i missing something obvious?

Cant find anything on the web 😕😕

HELP!

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Correct answer Bojan Živković11378569

There is new option to create custom toolbar. I do not know how you get there if you didn't touch anything but that should be a problem. Go to Edit > Toolbar and click on Restore Defaults button then click Done button.

Katelin5C81

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Mine did the same. Restore to Default as in the suggested answer did not work for me. Here's how I fixed it. Edit>Toolbar. Scroll down to the paint bucket that for me was showing up as if it WAS on my toolbar even though it wasn't. What WAS showing up on my toolbar was the 3D paintbucket and the other tools under it were missing (the gradient and the paint bucket). So, I just dragged that 3D paint bucket over to the right side of the column so it wasn't selected to show in my toolbar. Clicked Done. Now my paint bucket and gradient are showing up again.

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Arielle24528182309w

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I don't have this option at all to add the tools back

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Arielle24528182309w

Participant

mine doesnt show the option to add it, there no gradient or paint bucket anymore at all

Trevor.Dennis

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mine doesnt show the option to add it, there no gradient or paint bucket anymore at all

By @Arielle24528182309w

Jane asked if you are using Photoshop CC, and that it is up to date?

Do you have these three dots near the bottom of your Toolbar?

Or the same option at the bottom of your Edit menu? If you don't, and you are using the current version of Photoshop, then something is broken.

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NanyTE

Participant

Thank you very much...problem solved.

God bless you 🙏

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bill081626

Participant

Thanks Bojan. I wish Adobe would be more careful about this kind of stuff. I assume 99.9% of us use Photoshop for work and shouldn't have to spend our time researching how to fix nucklehead stuff like this.

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Hatim98A4

Participant

I had lost hope .. with these simple steps that you could kindly explain, the problem has been solved ... Thank you very very much

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default9m5al60x96u9

Participant

Thank the lord you were born in my lifetime!!..Thank you!

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saikatm50391310

Participant

Thanks!! It helped big time.