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# How do I select the Highlights from a project?

${vimeo}[How do I select the Highlights from a project?](1225064467)

Highlights are the standouts of your cull — roughly the **top 10–12% of your Keepers**. They are picked automatically at the end of every Deep Cull, and you can resize the selection to fit the delivery.

## Step 1 — Find them in Quick Filters
Open your culled project. In the **Quick Filters** panel on the right, under **OUR PICKS**, you will see three levels:
•         **Keepers** — every shot worth delivering.
•         **Highlights** — the best of those keepers, about one in ten.
•         **Best** — the remaining keepers.
 
## Step 2 — View only your Highlights
Tick **Highlights** and untick the others under OUR PICKS. The grid now shows only your highlight shots, and the bar at the top reads **Showing Highlights**. Press **Enter** on any photo to review it in full screen.

## Step 3 — Customise how many you get
Highlights are a proportion of your Keepers, so the way to resize them is to change the keeper count and cull again:
1.       Click **Re-Start Culling** at the bottom of the grid.
2.       Set the keeper count you want for this shoot.
3.       Let Deep Cull re-run — it scores the project again against your new setting.
In the video, going from 60 keepers down to 20 took the Highlights from 6 to 3 — a tighter, stronger showcase, still drawn from the very top of the pile.

## Good to know
•         **Fewer keepers means fewer highlights.** The ratio holds either way, so use the keeper count as your dial.
•         **Highlights carry a HIGHLIGHT badge** on the thumbnail, so you can spot them even in a mixed view.
•         **Filter to Highlights before editing or exporting** when you want to work on just your best shots — see *How do I export photos as JPEG with different quality settings?*

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