To select a blending mode to use for the fill, use the “Mode” drop-down. A higher number selects a broader range of similarly-colored pixels in the image. A lower number only fills colors in the image very similar in color to the pixels you select. Use the “Tolerance” slider to set a value from 0 to 255. To set the transparency percentage for the fill for either fill type, use the “Opacity” slider. If you select “Pattern fill,” then use the “Pattern” drop-down to the right to select which pattern to use. In the Tool Options Bar, select either the “Foreground color fill” or “Pattern fill” choice. To use the Paint Bucket Tool in Photoshop Elements, click the “Paint Bucket Tool” in the Toolbox. The Paint Bucket Tool in Photoshop Elements: Instructions Then click to apply the fill to those pixels. To then apply the fill, place your mouse pointer over the pixels in the image that are the color you want to replace with your currently selected fill. The Paint Bucket Tool in Photoshop Elements- Instructions: A picture of the Paint Bucket Tool being used in Photoshop Elements. To select only pixels in the tolerance range specified that are adjacent to the pixels you click, check the “Contiguous” checkbox. You can ensure the fill has smoother curves, versus jagged ones, by checking the “Anti-aliasing” checkbox. If unchecked, it only fills pixels in the currently selected layer. In the next section, if the “All Layers” checkbox is checked, the fill affects the color selected in all layers. Then use the “Mode” drop-down to select a blending mode to use for the fill. Use the “Tolerance” slider to set a value from 0 to 255. Next, for either fill type, use the “Opacity” slider to set the transparency percentage for the fill. The fill defaults to using the “Foreground color fill.” If you select “Pattern fill,” then use the “Pattern” drop-down to the right to select which pattern to use. 
In the Tool Options Bar, select a button to set the type of fill applied by this tool. To use the Paint Bucket Tool in Photoshop Elements, click the “Paint Bucket Tool” in the Toolbox. It fills these pixels with either the selected foreground color or with a pattern.
The Paint Bucket Tool in Photoshop Elements fills adjacent pixels that are similar in color value to pixels you select.
The Paint Bucket Tool in Photoshop Elements: Overview
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