Novice: How can i color fill a png empty image?

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I have an image which i cleared its background with an online tool, but i'd like to keep the "intern" of the image (inside the borders) colored white and not transparent. How can i do it?

[rocky cairn]

Now that you've cleared everything, it will depend if you masked it (the original background is still intact, but masked) or if you deleted it.
If you masked it, all you have to do is to paint back the masked area in white and place a white layer underneath it

like here, see how I place a solid colour adjustment layer beneath my masked layer, and all I need to do is to paint over the black are in the middle of my mask to reveal the white beneath

if you need it done on the layer where you deleted the background, you'll need to either paint directly on a blank layer placed underneath the line art layer where the white should be, or select the area and fill it with white

Bottom line: Masking is always better as you don't destroy your artwork...

https://helpx.adobe.com/uk/photoshop/using/masking-layers.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqqVmGxvHaY

Any basic skills like that you can also check in "help>hands-on tutorials" and either choose beginner in the drop doen menu for all the tutorials, or choose a particular tool in the search bar. You'll be able to follow the tutorials as you go along as the steps are showing directly in Photoshop

[glass citrus]

something like that?

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Bruh

How

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Ayooooo thank you very much

[eternal marsh]

Gave +1 Creative Carma to @rocky cairn (current: #8 - 715)

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I didn’t know there was that much behind photoshop to be honest but you guys been really helpful trying understanding the basics

[faint pollen]

I'm aware that Pixxel above showed you then end result without really showing how it was done... Here's a quick 90 second vid

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bro

thank you SO much

I'm gonna do exactly what you did in the video