What is a quick way to revert an unwanted Content-Aware Fill result?

What is a quick way to revert an unwanted Content-Aware Fill result?

• A. Press Ctrl+Z
• B. Use the Eraser Tool
• C. Re-run Content-Aware Fill
• D. Delete the layer

Answer: (A)

Undoing the last action lets you restore the image to how it looked before applying the Content-Aware Fill, making it the quickest way to revert an unwanted result. The simplest path is the undo shortcut—Ctrl+Z on Windows (Command+Z on Mac)—which instantly rolls back that single edit without touching the rest of your work. Using the Eraser Tool would permanently alter pixels in the filled area, and re-running Content-Aware Fill would apply another fill rather than undo what you already did. Deleting the layer would discard the entire layer and its contents. So the undo shortcut is the fastest and safest way to revert.

Undoing the last action lets you restore the image to how it looked before applying the Content-Aware Fill, making it the quickest way to revert an unwanted result. The simplest path is the undo shortcut—Ctrl+Z on Windows (Command+Z on Mac)—which instantly rolls back that single edit without touching the rest of your work. Using the Eraser Tool would permanently alter pixels in the filled area, and re-running Content-Aware Fill would apply another fill rather than undo what you already did. Deleting the layer would discard the entire layer and its contents. So the undo shortcut is the fastest and safest way to revert.