Top HEVC Video Editors for 4K60fps HEVC Video Files

MacX Video Converter Pro

Don't be confused by the product name. Though it's called video converter pro, actually it plays the role of a mac video editor, as well. Just as the above picture shows, this HEVC editor has the power to help you trim HEVC/H265 files via free Start/End time settings so that your lengthy video can be shortened within YouTube required 15 minutes.

Given that the maximum YouTube upload size is 128GB, your common HEVC files can't exceed this range. Hence, file size won't be an impediment to HEVC YouTube upload. The reason you prefer smaller file size is mainly related to bandwidth comsumption and time loss. The larger HEVC file, the more time you spend. Well, to reduce HEVC file size, take advantage of the "Setting" features to properly lower 4K HEVC resolution to 1080p or 720p, turn down frame rate from 60fps to 30fps or 23.97fps. Of course, both "Trim" and "Crop" features under "Edit" option are also the nice choice for you to properly shrink HEVC (H265) file size.

For NTR users, don't forget that it's an HEVC video converter. Therefore, needless to look somewhere else, you can just utilize it to decode HEVC/H265 videos in .avi format to H264/MPEG-4 in .mp4 format and then import HEVC 4K or 1080p video to QuickTime, Final Cut Pro, iMovie for playback or editing on macOS.

Pros:
1. 3-in-1 HEVC 4K editor: edit, encode and record HEVC videos with highest possible quality.
2. Easy for beginners to edit H265 videos and adjust HEVC parameters.
3. Up to 320+ video and 52+ audio codecs supported, encode any video to HEVC codec and decode HEVC to H264, MPEG-4, MP4 any format.
Cons:
1. Compatible with macOS. Download Windows version if you are running on Windows PC.
2. Only basic HEVC 4K video editing features. No filter, special effects available now.

Platform: macOS (Mac OS X Leopard - macOS Big Sur)
Price: $29.95 for 1 year license; $39.95 for lifetime license.

Download here: MacX Video Converter Pro

User Manual: How to use MVCP to edit HEVC 4K video

Adobe Premiere Pro CC

Compared with the first H265 editor tool, this one is obviously more professional and meanwhile more complicated (interface tells all). Usually, some Hollywood pros are disposed to use it to edit videos, TV shows, commercial ads and some movie trailers. Because it's not just a basic video editor to let you remove some HEVC video clips, cut off HEVC video frames, but also support you to adjust video colors, add special effects (filters, rendering, transition, etc.), polish your video soundtracks, import video subtitles, etc.

Its video editing features are really awesome. Meanwhile, its video compatibility also makes you thumb up. No matter what you have, 4K HEVC or 360°/VR video, it can accept any video file that you feed it and export the completed video to a wide library of standard formats. Thus, you can eventually upload your HEVC creative video to YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook or Twitter for sharing.

Of course, this Adobe HEVC editor is not perfect, either. Where it still needs to improve is the video parameter adjustment feature like the common 4K 2160p to 1080p, 1080p to 720p, aspect ratio change, frame rate conversion, audio channel adjustment, etc.

Pros:
1. Comprehensive features for pro users to edit HEVC with a full range of special effects.
2. Support a wide selection of video formats, up to 8K and virtual reality video.
Cons:
1. Interface is filled with too many features, not so intuitive. A little bit complicated for the beginner.
2. Sometimes work slowly or crash at half. Worse still, it charges high, $19.99 per month.

Platform: Windows, macOS
Price: $19.99 for 1 month

Download here: Adobe Premiere Pro CC

User Manual: learn the basic skills to use Premiere for HEVC editing