Are you struggling with the 3D view in Photoshop and want to switch back to the standard 2D mode? In this guide, we will show you how to remove the 3D view in Photoshop and return to the familiar 2D workspace.

1. Disable 3D Mode:

- To remove the 3D view in Photoshop, start by clicking on the '3D' menu at the top of the screen.

- From the dropdown menu, select 'Disable 3D Mode' to switch back to the 2D workspace.

2. Use the Layers Panel:

- Another way to remove the 3D view is by using the Layers panel.

- Simply click on the 3D layer in the Layers panel to select it.

- Then, go to the 3D menu and choose 'Render 3D Layer' to convert it back to a 2D layer.

3. Adjust Workspace:

- If the 3D view is still visible, you can adjust the workspace to remove it.

- Go to the 'Window' menu and select 'Workspace.'

- Choose a different workspace layout such as 'Essentials' or 'Design' to switch to a 2D-focused interface.

4. Reset Preferences:

- If the above methods don't work, you can try resetting the Photoshop preferences to remove the 3D view.

- To do this, hold down 'Ctrl+Alt+Shift' (Windows) or 'Command+Option+Shift' (Mac) as you launch Photoshop.

- A dialog box will appear, asking if you want to delete the Adobe Photoshop Settings file. Click 'Yes' to reset preferences.

By following these steps, you can easily remove the 3D view in Photoshop and switch back to the 2D mode for your design projects. Whether you prefer working in 2D or need to troubleshoot 3D issues, these methods will help you navigate the Photoshop interface with ease.