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So, if you have a fill that is too imprecise, has rough corners, or doesn't go where it is supposed to go, just undo it ( CTRL + z ), 'zoom in' closer and repeat filling from the same point.

Conversely, if the fill leaks out through a small gap, zoom out to make the gap less visible and fill again (or use the auto gap closing parameter - see below). The Paint Bucket Tool works fairly intuitively: click in any area bounded on all sides and it will fill it with color - or, in reality, a path which can be filled and adjusted like any arbitrary path. Like all object-creating tools, the Paint Bucket may use the last-set style for the objects it creates (this is the default), or it can use its own fixed style. You can switch between these modes on this tool's page in Inkscape Preferences ( Ctrl+ Shift+ P). As in all other tools, the style swatch on the far right of the Controls Bar shows the style that will be used for the next fill object you create.

Using the Fill by drop-down list, you can restrict the fill algorithm to one the following channels: In the Tool Controls bar: Paint Bucket's perceptual fill can use either all visible colors or specific color channels. The Threshold (in per cent units) controls how large the color difference must be at a point (compared to the initial click point) to stop the fill.

'Zero tolerance' means only an area which is strictly the same color will be filled the larger the tolerance, the easier it will be for the fill to leak into adjacent different-color areas. Using the Grow/shrink by parameter, you can control the amount of inset/ outset to be applied to the created fill path.

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