MacOS & iPad: Shift + X (not available in iPad) Toggle between primary / secondary colour MacOS & iPad: Shift + ⌥-click new brush in brushes panel Windows: Shift + Alt-click new brush in brushes panel Select new brush ignoring any associated tool MacOS & iPad: ⌥-click new brush in brushes panel Windows: Alt-click new brush in brushes panel Left or Right Arrow keys (+ Shift to accelerate) Left or Right arrow keys (+ Shift to accelerate) MacOS & iPad: Caps Lock (not available on iPad) MacOS & iPad: ⌘ + Backspace (not available on iPad) MacOS & iPad: ⌥ + Backspace (not available on iPad)įill pixel layer / selection with Secondary Colour MacOS & iPad: Shift + F5 (not available on iPad)įill pixel layer / selection with Primary Colour MacOS & iPad: Shift + ⌥ + (associated letter for blend mode) Windows: Shift + Alt + (associated letter for blend mode) MacOS & iPad: Shift + Number keys (with same logic as opacity above). Windows: Shift + Number keys (with same logic as opacity above). For most brush tools this sets opacity, for smudge and paint mixer this sets strength Fill with Secondary colour has now been set with a default shortcut of Ctrl/ ⌘ + BackspaceĪn updated list of core brush shortcuts are shown below (those highlighted in red are the new additions):Īdditional keyboard shortcuts for pixel brush toolsĭecrease/increase brush hardness in 10% increments.Fill with Primary colour has now been set with a default shortcut of Alt/ ⌥ + Backspace.
Number key in Paint Mixer and Smudge Brush now adjusts strength percentage.Shift + square brackets now changes hardness in 10% increments.
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