Photo-to-LEGO Minifigure Transformation

Only user-uploaded images are used as primary references. The characters in the uploaded images are converted into realistic LEGO-style minifigures while retaining their identifiable identity and attire. Within the design constraints of LEGO minifigures, the facial similarity to the main character is preserved as much as possible, maintaining the same hairstyle and hair color (adapted to LEGO hair accessories), facial expressions, clothing colors, clothing designs and patterns, and any visible accessories. The final result should clearly present the character's LEGO-style appearance. The character must adhere to authentic LEGO minifigure proportions, including a cylindrical yellow or skin-toned LEGO-style head, simple printed facial details adapted to the main character's features, a blocky torso with printed clothing details, standard LEGO minifigure arms and bent hands, short LEGO minifigure legs, and unique molded plastic hair accessories matching the main character's hairstyle. Realistic LEGO plastic is used for rendering, with a slight sheen, subtle molding seams, and natural toy surface reflections. The face and torso should include the typical printed details of a LEGO minifigure, and the hair accessories should have a molded plastic texture. The final image should be a high-quality, realistic 3D toy rendering, using soft, diffused studio lighting, subtle shadows emphasizing shape and plastic texture, and sharp focus and exquisite details. The composition must show the full-body minifigure from head to toe, centered, ensuring the entire figure is fully visible. Use a pure white background, without any scenes, props, or other elements. The final style should be a realistic LEGO minifigure toy rendering with highly detailed plastic texture and studio lighting.