When you group objects in Fabric.js, they become a single unit, allowing you to move, scale, or rotate them together. However, sometimes you need to regain control over each individual object. Ungrouping objects breaks the group apart, returning each shape to the canvas as a separate, selectable, and manipulable object. After ungrouping, you can move, resize, or modify each item independently, just as you could before grouping. This flexibility is essential for complex editing tasks, as it allows you to fine-tune individual elements without affecting others. Managing objects separately after ungrouping is straightforward: each object behaves like any standard Fabric.js object, and all interactive features—such as selection, transformation, and property changes—are available again.