Tip: Keyboard Shortcut To Fill A Photoshop Layer (Or Selection) With The Background or Foreground Color
This method can apply on
photoshop CS2,
photoshop CS3,
photoshop CS4,
photoshop CS5,
photoshop CS6
 Ever
 just want to fill a selection or layer with the background or 
foreground color in Photoshop? Forget heading all the way over to the 
palette to choose the Paintbucket tool – just press Command (Apple 
key)+Delete for the foreground color, or Option+Delete for the 
background color (Alt+Backspace and Control+Backspace on Windows).
Ever
 just want to fill a selection or layer with the background or 
foreground color in Photoshop? Forget heading all the way over to the 
palette to choose the Paintbucket tool – just press Command (Apple 
key)+Delete for the foreground color, or Option+Delete for the 
background color (Alt+Backspace and Control+Backspace on Windows).And for a bonus tip (and one I often forget): Hold down the Shift key with either of the shortcuts, and the Fill will preserve transparency. This will result in only filling in color where there are actual pixels present in the layer, effectively tinting the pixels only in that layer with whatever the foreground or background color is. Cool!
And of course, you already know you can swap foreground & background colors using the X key, and can reset the foreground/background colors to the default (black/white) by pressing the D key.
 
 
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