Are you stuck in 3D view in Photoshop and can't figure out how to exit back to 2D mode? Don't worry, we've got you covered with this simple tutorial. Exiting 3D view is a common issue for many Photoshop users, but with a few easy steps, you can seamlessly transition back to 2D mode and continue working on your project. Follow these steps to exit 3D view in Photoshop: 1. First, make sure you have the 3D panel open. If you don't see it, go to 'Window' in the top menu and select '3D' to open the panel. 2. In the 3D panel, you will see a list of your 3D layers. Select the 3D layer that you want to exit from. 3. With the 3D layer selected, look for the 'Scene' button at the top of the 3D panel. Click on the drop-down menu next to the 'Scene' button. 4. In the drop-down menu, you will see an option called 'Render Settings'. Click on 'Render Settings' to open the settings panel. 5. In the Render Settings panel, look for the 'Render Mode' option. This is where you can switch between different rendering modes, including the option to switch back to 2D mode. 6. Select the 'Render Mode' drop-down menu and choose 'Default Photoshop 3D Renderer' to exit 3D view and return to 2D mode. 7. Once you've selected 'Default Photoshop 3D Renderer', the 3D view will be exited, and you will be back in 2D mode, ready to continue working on your project. By following these simple steps, you can easily exit 3D view in Photoshop and continue working with the familiar 2D tools and features. Don't let the confusion of 3D view slow you down – master this quick exit technique and keep your creativity flowing in Photoshop!