Wink has launched the HD Video Converter, an online browser-based tool that uses AI-powered, scene-adaptive processing to enhance and repurpose existing video footage.

The HD Video Converter is accessible online at wink.ai/hd-video-converter and builds on Wink’s broader AI-powered editing tools within Meitu’s product ecosystem.

Export options deliver finished videos in 1080p, 2K, or 4K and support MP4, MOV, or MKV formats, suitable for platforms like TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts.

Cloud-based batch processing lets users handle multiple files in one job, accelerating workflows for large collections or campaign updates.

Key features include scene-adaptive enhancement that adjusts for lighting and motion to preserve natural skin texture and detail, with limited smoothing and sharpening to avoid over-processing.

Users can generate multiple reusable assets from a single video, including HD videos, high-quality still frames, and Live Photos for varied post-production outputs.

The tool targets creators, e-commerce sellers, social media teams, and everyday users, aiming to improve quality during conversion by addressing artifacts, lighting variations, and texture preservation.

A Wink spokesperson highlighted 4K preparation for social content, cloud processing of multiple files, and outputs as HD video, still frames, or Live Photos.

Meitu positions Wink as part of its AI-driven video and image editing platform, with a monthly active user base of 276 million as of late 2025, including 100 million outside Mainland China.

The converter aims to reduce quality loss from compression and transfers by refining noise, textures, and color while preserving original movement and composition during HD conversion.