It works like a reverse Bucket Fill tool. Instead of adding color, it removes the selected color within enclosed areas, making it easy to clean up flat colors or erase specific tones quickly and efficiently.
You want to erase a color in a specific closed area with just one click? This tool is for you!
Download and add Erase Fill as a sub tool.
Make sure you are in your color layer.
Click on the area you want to erase — the tool will remove that color only within the enclosed space.
Adjust Tolerance/Area scaling/Close gap/Reference depends on what your layer needed.
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