Look up Highlight, highlight, or hilite in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.

Highlight or Highlights may refer to:

• Specular highlight, a spot of light that appears on shiny objects when illuminated by a direct light source
• Hair highlighting, lightening and/or coloring part of someone's hair

• Highlight (band), a South Korean boy group
• Highlights (band), a Swedish dansband

• Highlight (album), the third Korean studio album by Beast
• Highlights (Tom Hingley and the Lovers album), 2008
• Highlights (Tanlines album), 2015
• The Highlights, a 2021 greatest hits album by the Weeknd

• "Highlight" the theme song for Super Drags, by Pabllo Vittar
• title track "Highlight", South Korean boy group Beast Highlight (album)
• Highlight, a song by South Korean-Japanese girl group Iz One from their 2019 EP Heart*Iz
• "Highlights", a 1998 song by Backyard Babies from Total 13
• "Highlights" (song), a 2016 song by Kanye West

• Highlighter, a marker pen that adds translucent color to paper, to emphasize particular parts of the text
• In computing, the selection of on-screen text such as preparing for a cut, copy, and paste operation
• Highlight (application), a social networking application
• Highlight (photography), the brightest areas in an image
• Syntax highlighting, the display of text in different colors and/or fonts, depending upon its meaning in context

• Highlights, a public page on the Russian social networking site VKontakte
• Highlights FC, Nevisian association football club
• In sports, a collection of top plays, often featuring a particular player, team, or position
• Highlights (magazine), an American children's magazine

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• Light (disambiguation)
• High (disambiguation)
• Bright line (disambiguation)

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