This article presents an adaptable 2D interface for visually impaired people. Its goal is to enable them to recognize 3D objects on a simple computer screen. This alternative to 3D or immersive glasses, which are difficult for visually impaired individuals to use, offers 2D renderings of 3D objects enhanced by image processing. It leverages the richness of information inherent in 3D objects without relying on segmentation and voice transcription. It also allows for customization of the 2D interface and personalization based on the visual impairment condition. The article discusses the co-design with visually impaired of the 2D interface and the evaluation of its usability.