Wink Launches Browser Video Converter With 4K Enhancement

Oct 16, 2026
Wink has launched an online video converter that uses AI to enhance footage and export files at resolutions up to 4K.

Wink, the AI video and image editing platform owned by Meitu, announced in a press release an online video converter that uses AI to enhance footage during conversion. The browser tool adjusts processing based on changes in lighting, motion and depth while reducing noise, refining textures and correcting color.

Users can import MP4, MOV and MKV files, then export video at 1080p, 2K or 4K. Processing takes place in the cloud, and the tool supports batch conversion for multiple files.

The converter can also export still frames and turn selected clips into Live Photos. It is available through the Wink website.

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