2D/3D deformatting is the process of transforming a two-dimensional or three-dimensional object or image into a different shape or form. This can be achieved through various techniques such as scaling, rotating, skewing, or warping. It is commonly used in computer graphics and animation to create dynamic and visually appealing effects. In 2D deformatting, the object or image is altered within a flat plane, while in 3D deformatting, the object or image is manipulated in a three-dimensional space. This technique allows for the manipulation of objects and images to create a sense of depth, perspective, and movement. 2D/3D deformatting is a powerful tool for artists, designers, and animators to bring their creations to life and add a unique touch to their work.