Samsung has rolled out version 16.3.00.31 of its Galaxy Enhance‑X app on the Galaxy Store, expanding the tool beyond photo tweaks. The update introduces a three‑tab layout—Plugins, Home, and History—while retaining the familiar suite of cropping, denoising, HDR, and blur‑correction functions that long‑time users rely on.

New plugins—CinematicGlow, FilmStyle, and SkyGuide—apply cinematic color grading, stylized filters, and sky‑replacement effects directly within the app. More importantly, Enhance‑X now handles video and document files. Users can trim clips, adjust playback speed, and apply the same AI‑driven enhancements that power its photo engine, turning a basic recorder into a lightweight editor.

Document support adds conversion to JPEG or PDF, color correction, annotation, translation, and cropping, with a batch mode that processes multiple files at once. This moves the app into the productivity arena, allowing students and professionals to tidy up lecture notes or receipts without leaving their phone. Samsung positions Enhance‑X as an all‑in‑one media suite.

By bundling advanced imaging tools with video and document workflows, Samsung reduces the need for third‑party apps on its flagship devices. The update arrives as competitors tighten their own ecosystem offerings, giving Galaxy owners a richer, native editing experience that consolidates everyday media tasks under a single brand. Power users will appreciate the seamless integration across Samsung’s hardware and software layers.