Transform the uploaded PFP into a premium graded trading card inside a highly realistic plastic graded slab case, inspired by real collectible trading cards and PSA-style slab presentation. The final image must be square (1:1). The slabbed card should dominate the composition and occupy around 90% of the total image area. Keep the slab centered, large, clean, and highly readable, with only a small amount of background visible around it. Use the uploaded PFP as the source identity for the card art. Preserve the key identity of the PFP: face, silhouette, expression, main colors, and recognizable design details. Reinterpret it as a polished trading card illustration, but keep it clearly recognizable. The slab must look convincingly realistic: transparent hard plastic, proper thickness, layered casing, subtle reflections, clear edges, clean highlights, and premium collectible presentation. It should feel very close to a real graded slab. At the top slab label area, display only: "PSA 10" Do not include any other slab-label text. No serial numbers, no barcode, no year, no manufacturer, no extra metadata. Inside the card itself, place the card title in a normal traditional trading-card name field at the top of the card, above the artwork, like a regular TCG card layout. The title should use a clean, normal, readable font, not a fantasy logo font, not an ornate banner, and not a decorative metal plate. The title should feel like a proper standard card name. The card title must be derived from the uploaded PFP’s character, archetype, or theme. Generate a short fitting title based on the PFP. Very important: remove the extra decorative gold frame around the PFP artwork. Do not use an ornate golden inner frame, no heavy luxury border, and no fantasy-style card frame surrounding the character art. The PFP artwork area should be cleaner and more like a standard trading card illustration window, with a simple elegant card structure. The inner card layout should feel like a real TCG card: - title field at the top of the card - main artwork window below it - clean card structure - tasteful border treatment - subtle collectible feel - but no ornate gold frame around the character art The featured card art should be based on the uploaded PFP and remain the visual focus. It should feel like a premium TCG illustration, clean and collectible, without changing the identity of the character. The background outside the slab should not repeat the character. Do not place a second version of the PFP in the background. Instead, create a background inspired only by the PFP’s style, palette, mood, and visual energy. It can be abstract, graphic, textured, or atmospheric, but it must not duplicate the character. Apply a random collectible TCG finish effect to the card surface. For each generation, randomly choose 1 or 2 effects from this list only: holo, foil, full foil, reverse holo, cosmos holo, galaxy holo, mirror holo, rainbow holo, glitter holo, swirl. Use only 1 or 2 randomly selected effects per card, never more than 2. The selected effects should enhance the collectible premium look of the card, while keeping the character art, title, and layout readable. The finish effect should feel like a real printed TCG card surface treatment, not like random glowing VFX. Keep it tasteful, premium, and believable. Overall style: premium collectible slab card, clean TCG presentation, sharp details, realistic plastic slab, elegant card layout, readable typography, no clutter, no AI slop. Important priorities: 1. The slab must look highly realistic and close to a real graded plastic case. 2. The slabbed card must occupy around 90% of the image. 3. The uploaded PFP must remain recognizable. 4. The card title must appear in a normal trading-card name field above the artwork. 5. Use a normal readable font for the title. 6. The top slab label should only say "PSA 10". 7. Remove the extra ornate gold frame around the artwork. 8. The outer background must be inspired by the PFP style only, without repeating the character. 9. Randomly apply 1 or 2 finish effects from the approved TCG effect list. 10. Keep all text and artwork readable even with the finish effects. Aspect ratio: 1:1.