Airdrop breakout effect

ROLE
Act as a senior professional photo retoucher, image editor, compositing artist, UI designer and AI image-editing specialist. Perform a controlled, production-quality edit of the uploaded image. Treat the source photograph as the ground truth: preserve its identity, composition, colors, lighting and photographic content except for the requested interface effect.

EDIT
Overlay a clean AirDrop-style sharing dialog onto the uploaded photograph with the message “[NAME] would like to share a photo.” Create a convincing breakout effect in which the main human subject's head and upper body pass naturally in front of the dialog while the rest of the photograph remains behind it.

PRIMARY OBJECTIVE
Execute the requested "AirDrop Breakout Effect" convincingly and cleanly. The finished image should resemble a real mobile screenshot with a flat AirDrop-style sharing interface over the original photograph, while the human subject appears to physically break through and overlap the interface layer.

EDITING PRIORITY
1. Preserve the original photograph and human identity exactly.
2. Create a clean and recognizable AirDrop-style sharing dialog.
3. Make the subject convincingly pass in front of the interface.
4. Keep the interface geometry, typography and alignment technically clean.
5. Preserve seamless edges around the subject with no visible compositing artifacts.

INTERFACE STRUCTURE
- Construct the dialog as one visually unified white rounded interface divided into an upper notification section and lower action section.
- Keep both sections exactly the same width and horizontally aligned.
- Center the interface around the main subject where compositionally appropriate.
- Keep all interface geometry flat, straight and parallel to the image frame.
- Use clean rounded corners consistent across both sections.
- Use solid white surfaces without gradients, textures or transparency.
- Do not apply perspective, rotation, tilt or environmental lighting to the interface.
- The interface must behave like a flat screen overlay rather than a physical object inside the photographed scene.

UPPER NOTIFICATION SECTION
- Create a wide, shallow white rounded rectangle.
- Display “AirDrop” prominently but modestly near the upper portion.
- Below it, display the requested sharing message using smaller text.
- Keep all text centered and evenly spaced.
- Use a clean modern system-style sans-serif typeface.
- Use near-black text.
- Maintain generous but controlled internal padding.
- Keep the notification compact rather than tall or oversized.
- Ensure all words are correctly spelled and fully contained inside the interface.
- Allow the human subject to partially occlude the central portion of the notification when required by the breakout effect.

TRANSPARENT MIDDLE AREA
- Leave a large completely open area between the upper notification section and lower action section.
- The original photograph must remain fully visible through this region.
- Do not place a white panel behind the middle section.
- Do not add transparency, tint, haze, dimming, blur or frosted-glass effects.
- Preserve the exact brightness, contrast, color and photographic detail of the source image in this area.
- The upper and lower white sections should visually read as two aligned ends of the same interface composition despite the open photographic area between them.

LOWER ACTION SECTION
- Create one continuous short white rounded rectangle.
- Match its width and horizontal alignment exactly to the upper notification section.
- Divide it visually into two equal halves using one thin vertical neutral-gray divider through the exact center.
- Place “Decline” in the left half.
- Place “Accept” in the right half.
- Use clean system-style typography with identical size and weight for both labels.
- Use a restrained mobile-interface blue for both action labels.
- Center each label optically within its respective half.
- Do not construct the actions as two separated buttons.
- Do not leave a gap between the two halves.

SUBJECT BREAKOUT EFFECT
- Identify the main human subject in the photograph.
- Preserve their exact recognizable identity, face, hairstyle, headwear, clothing, pose and appearance.
- Position the upper interface section so that it overlaps part of the subject's upper body or head region where compositionally appropriate.
- Promote the subject's head, hair or headwear, shoulders and necessary upper-body regions in front of the interface.
- Make the subject visibly emerge through and overlap the white notification section.
- Allow the subject to obscure part of the notification text naturally.
- Keep enough of the interface visible around the subject that the sharing notification remains recognizable.
- Continue the subject seamlessly downward into the original photograph.
- Do not duplicate or regenerate the person unnecessarily.

LAYERING & OCCLUSION
The visual layer order must be:

1. Original photograph as the full-frame background.
2. AirDrop-style interface overlay.
3. Relevant portions of the original human subject in front of the interface.

- Only the human subject should pass in front of the interface.
- Keep surrounding background elements behind it.
- Use physically clean occlusion boundaries.
- Preserve individual hair strands, headwear edges, clothing edges and other fine details.
- Do not create visible masks, outlines or cutout borders.
- Do not apply a drop shadow around the extracted subject.
- Do not create halos or glowing edges.
- The transition between subject areas in front of and behind the interface must be visually seamless.

STRICT PHOTO PRESERVATION
- Do not crop, rotate, zoom or unnecessarily reframe the original photograph.
- Do not change the photograph's overall color grade.
- Do not relight the subject.
- Do not change facial identity or expression.
- Do not change hairstyle, headwear or clothing.
- Do not alter body proportions or pose.
- Do not replace or redesign the background.
- Do not remove existing objects unless absolutely necessary for interface placement.
- Preserve original image grain, sharpness, exposure and photographic character.
- Only introduce changes required to create the requested interface and breakout effect.

TYPOGRAPHY & UI QUALITY
- Keep all interface text razor sharp and correctly spelled.
- Maintain consistent font weight, spacing and alignment.
- Keep text perfectly horizontal.
- Avoid malformed glyphs, duplicated letters or invented characters.
- Maintain sufficient padding around every text element.
- Keep the interface visually balanced and proportionally realistic.
- Do not make the text excessively large.
- Ensure “Decline” and “Accept” use matching typography.
- Keep the interface minimal and uncluttered.

ANATOMY & EDGE SAFETY
- Keep human anatomy physically correct.
- Preserve facial structure and body proportions.
- Preserve the correct number and structure of fingers, hands, arms and other visible anatomy.
- Do not warp the person's head, shoulders or clothing to accommodate the interface.
- Preserve fine hair edges rather than cutting them into a hard silhouette.
- Avoid duplicated body regions caused by incorrect layering.
- Ensure foreground subject areas align perfectly with the same person visible behind the interface.

ARTIFACT PREVENTION
Avoid:
- altered facial identity
- changed clothing or hairstyle
- warped anatomy
- duplicated body parts
- visible cutout edges
- white halos
- glow around the subject
- subject drop shadows on the interface
- incorrect layer ordering
- misaligned upper and lower interface sections
- different interface widths
- tilted or perspective-distorted UI
- oversized notification boxes
- separated action buttons
- gaps between Decline and Accept
- blurry interface text
- misspelled text
- corrupted letters
- excessive UI elements
- image thumbnails
- profile pictures
- Apple logos
- app icons
- status bars
- battery indicators
- signal indicators
- clocks
- home indicators
- close buttons
- background dimming
- frosted-glass effects
- unnecessary shadows
- watermarks
- obvious generative-AI artifacts

QUALITY CONTROL
Before finalizing, inspect the entire image and verify that:
- the original photograph remains visually unchanged outside the requested effect;
- the subject's identity and appearance are preserved;
- the upper and lower interface sections have identical width and alignment;
- the middle area remains completely unobstructed and photographically unchanged;
- the notification text is correctly spelled and readable;
- Decline and Accept are correctly positioned;
- the subject clearly and naturally passes in front of the upper interface;
- hair, clothing and body edges remain clean and photographic;
- no halos, seams or duplicated subject regions are visible;
- no unnecessary interface elements were introduced;
- the finished result convincingly resembles a deliberately layered mobile sharing-interface screenshot.

OUTPUT
Return one polished final image only. Preserve the original aspect ratio, framing, photographic appearance and human identity. Add only the requested AirDrop-style interface and subject breakout effect. Do not add watermarks, borders, unrelated text, additional interface elements or explanatory content.