Photoshop CC missing Magic Wand Tool

Hello! I've got the new Adobe Creative Suite for Student and am working with Photoshop CC at the minute but cannot find the Magic Wand Tool anywhere... is it not in this version, or is it hiding somewhere... can't locate it. Please help?

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When I use the magic wand in Photoshop CS5, it selects the entire image, not just the section I'm hovering over. I'm working in a Windows environment.
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Try resetting the magic wand tool by right clicking on the magic wand icon in the tool options bar and choosing reset tool.
Also check what the sample size is set for the eyedropper tool (that effects the magic wand)
You probably want one of the first three settings.

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Hi,
Most likely the magic wand tool is not missing.
The Magic Wand Tool is grouped with the Quick Selection Tool in the tool box
more info on where the tools are and how to access them
https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/tools.html
https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/using-tools.html

How to do a magic wand tool like photoshop with java?

in a JPanel,a bufferedImage with a great many colors show in it.
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maybe it is not a feasible way!
i have loading a image size of 150*50,
when i use getPixelColor() method as follow,it used almost 40 seconds to end it.it get correct info of every pixels,but too slow. say nothing of analysis the pixels and catch a selection.
//*******the getPixelColor() method**********//
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int green=(rgb>>16)&0xff;
int blue=(rgb>>8)&0xff;
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Is there a magic wand tool in photoshop CC 2014? I am looking for a complete method of removing a white background transparent.

Are you familiar with how Photoshop groups tools in the toolbar?
If you hover your mouse over any tool with a tiny black arrow in the bottom RHS of the button - then left-click and hold - the buttons grouped (not visible) under that button will appear in a dropdown menu.
Hover over the Quick Selection tool, left click and hold and you'll see that you can then select the Magic Wand tool

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I guess we should ask what version of Photoshop the OP is using.
One could arge that the OP should have provided that information by themselves and, if not, kind of deserves potentially being confused by having functionality presented that may not be part of their set-up …
Edit: But in all fairness I suspect I may have omitted such information myself when I first started asking questions on this Forum.
Not to mention that it seems somewhat remarkable howt many people seem to prefer talking about specific images to simply posting them (or lores or section of them) – which would make assessing the tasks in question often a lot easier.

What is wrong with my magic wand tool?

I just started loading up photoshop to crop a picture and my magic wand tool has gone all funny. i don't know why but instead of cropping all the white back ground it does this http://imgur.com/oDTxXyK
someone please help me!

Look at the tool options. You set the tolerance to 200, so it's going to select just about everything...
Also, "crop" is not the right word there. I think you meant "select".

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Hello Chris,
I don't think this is a "user error". I think Adobe should be able to program a state of the art paint bucket, which is capable to get this done right.
Other applications are able to get this done right.
Please don't fall into a programmer's ignorance ("this is done right by definition") but listen to us artists and improve this unintuitive behavior. Add something like "ignore transparent pixels", because this doesn't even work if you draw on an empty layer.
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CS Crashes upon using Magic Wand tool

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Hi. This forum is for beginners trying to learn the basics of Photoshop. I'm moving your question to the Photoshop General Discussion forum for specialized attention to your situation.

Magic wand tool that will select broken-line shapes?

I'm an illustrator... working in both digital & real artwork.
I work mostly in Photoshop CS, but I have been searching for a solution to a digital problem that I can't quite seem to find using either Photoshop or Illustrator.
What I wish to do is scan a pencil drawing and then create selected shapes in a quick and easy method using a magic wand tool.
But it needs to be a magic wand tool that will select an area drawn from a series of broken lines. Photoshop will only select shapes that are 100% intact, so I wind up having to spend lots of time searching to repair broken lines before Photoshop selects just that one area.
I KNOW that such a program exists... because I recall there used to be such a program. It was a free dowloaded program that I got once, way back around 1998. I think it came from Australia... and it was a basic digital paint program of some sort. I can't recall the name.
It allowed one to quickly click and select an area from within a shape drawn with broken line segments...
Does anyone know of any program (hopefully for Mac) that allow this sort of selection?
This would save me hours of frustration. I can't believe Adobe hasn't come up with something like this already.
Thanks...
John Nez
www.johnnez.com

Gerno
I doubt that I will get to trying the proposed method on that sample image this weekend. I can make a few quick comments, however.
Like numerous Photoshop tools, the success of Illustrator tools like Live Trace and Live Paint are very image dependent and some experience helps. Here are some comment on the three steps needed.
First, the Live Trace step must be done well. There are a boat load of parameters for this process. For the subject image my guess would be to start with a preset and the one I would choose would be comic art.
Secondly, once you make a live paint group you have to have automatic gap detection checked (turned on) and you choice of predefined or custom gap sizes specified. You will then see where the gaps are automatically found and fixed and the gap options dialog box will tell you how many have been found. If you like what you see you can just start painting. Usually, however it is an iterative process of painting some of the areas and then resetting the gap detection and painting again. At any point you can automatically close the paths (but you cannot go back), change the settings to auto detect even larger gaps and try again.
Third is the manual phase. If lucky you will have none of this. On the subject image, however, I can see that some of this is required. To preserve the artistic content of the original one draws a line in the very big gaps having no stroke or fill (invisible line)and then you use the live paint bucket. While the above sounds like a lot of work, it can go very quickly with many drawings.
JN
>That's why I think Adobe ought to work on designing a 'smart magic wand tool'... that could select imperfectly closed shapes.
The Live Paint tool in Illustrator does this. It automatically detects gaps and lets you paint as if they were not there.
Paulo

Recommend an image editor that has a magic wand tool to delete white background and save as PNG with transparency

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I need an iPad app that can open an image and has a Magic Wand-type tool so I can select white background around a subject. Then delete the white areas so it becomes transparent. Then save as a PNG with transparency. I've tried Pixelmator...I can select the white but I can not delete the white. I downloaded Photoshop Express...no magic wand tool.
Does anyone have any recommendations?
Thanks,
Gary

It's a shame you don't have Mac. The feature is built in the system (in Preview, Pages, etc).
That makes me think: this feature should be in the iPad iWork apps too (Pages and keynote): check out this guide: http://www.cultofmac.com/256475/knock-out-those-backgrounds-instant-alpha-hidden -in-pages-for-ipad-ios-tips/

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This one is driving me a bit nuts.
I work in a Hotel, and use a lot of company logos for display purposes on our 40inch screens (modulex), I work mostly with black backgrounds, as it looks better.
Ok, on my other laptop , i have photoshop 7 and if i choose a logo like the one's below for example, i just drag the logo into photoshop 7.
I don't want the red background or the white one, and on many other logos i don't want the background either, so all i do in photoshop 7 is use the magic wand tool & it automatically cuts it out, apart from the bits in the O's, As etc.
EASY!!!
However on my new laptop with photoshop CS5, i follow the same method, but the magic wand tool selects the whole image.
Any ideas?
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What he meant was, in Photoshop, choose Edit - Preferences - Performance and see if the [ ] Enable OpenGL Drawing box is checked.
If you do choose to change this setting to see if it makes any difference, remember to close and restart Photoshop before testing, and remember to turn it back on again after if it doesn't help with the problem. This page describes what OpenGL does for you:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/405/kb405745.html
-Noel

Cannot find the Quick Selection Tool (previously paired with the magic wand tool) on Illustrator CC (newest version installed on October 14, 2014)

I have just installed a new version of Illustrator CC and CS6 on October 14, 2014 and I couldn't find the Quick Selection Tool on this version, previously this tool is located with the magic wand tool

I don't remember a quick selection tool in Illustrator. Are you sure this was in Illustrator?

How to shift selection of magic wand tool by 2 pixels to take the edges off?

Hello,
I'm trying to make a selection with the magic wand tool and shift the selection edges by a pixel or two, but the 'refine edge' button doesn't seem to do anything. I want to cut a pixel off all the outer edge of an image I have cut out of another picture. Any help would be great thank you.

Depending on whether you have selected the image or the background, use Select > Modify > Expand Selection, or Select > Modify > Contract Selection

How to unselect magic wand tool to select another area?

This is so silly but it is driving me nuts. I used to be able to select an area with the Magic Wand tool and then when I was done, click on something else and it would "deselect." But now it doesn't do that anymore. Did I change a setting somehow by accident or did they do an update that changed that? I hate having to do Ctrl D to deselect it when I used to just click on something else.

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