Korean Highlighters

 

Korean-style highlighters and markers for notes that are easy to read and nice to look at. Soft tip markers for headers, colour-coding and journal spreads, with pastel highlighters being added as we source them.

Korean highlighters, the soft way to mark your notes

Korean highlighters are known for gentle, muted colours instead of harsh neon. Think soft pink, peach, mint, lavender and sky blue, in tones that mark a line without shouting over it. They suit the same calm, pastel desk as a gel pen set and a Korean-style journal, and they make colour-coded notes much easier on the eyes during a long study session.

At the moment, the range on this page is small. Our current pick is the Acrylic Paint Marker Set, a 6-colour soft tip set for headers, accents and creative work. We are adding pastel highlighters as we find ones that meet our standards, and this page is where they will appear.

Not sure what to pick?

Want to see every marker we stock? Browse highlighters and markers. Need something to write with? Visit kawaii pens and pencils. Prefer flags and notes to mark pages? See sticky notes.

What is on the shelf right now

Acrylic Paint Marker Set (6 colours, soft tip). A paint-style marker set with soft tips and an acrylic formula that keeps colours bright. It works on paper and notebooks, and on canvas, wood and fabric, so it covers journaling, headers, lettering and small craft projects. Because it is a paint marker, it is best for titles, borders and accents. Check the product page before you use it over text you want to keep readable.

How to colour-code notes without highlighters

You can build a clear system with only a few tools. Use a marker set for chapter headers, a gel pen for the actual writing, and sticky notes or page flags for anything you want to find fast. Give each subject one colour, and keep the same colour for the same job across notebooks (blue for definitions, pink for formulas, for example). It takes about a minute a day and saves a lot of time before exams.

Pair markers with the right surface and extras. Our Korean journals and supplies give you pages to decorate, washi tapes and cute stickers finish a spread, and the guide to cute pens for school helps you choose what to write with underneath.

What to look for in a Korean highlighter

When you pick pastel highlighters, check three things. First, the tip: chisel tips give broad strokes for lines of text, while a fine tip is better for small annotations. Second, the ink: look for fast-drying ink that sits on the page and does not seep through thin notebook paper. Third, the colour set: muted tones that stay readable over black ink are better than anything very dark. Test any new highlighter on a spare page first, especially if your paper is thin.

Building a full pastel kit? Our Korean stationery page shows how highlighters, pens and notebooks fit together.

FAQs for Korean Highlighters

What makes Korean highlighters different from regular highlighters?

Korean highlighters use softer, muted pastel tones instead of bright neon, which makes marked notes easier to read and nicer to look at. They suit pastel pen sets and journals.

Do you sell Korean pastel highlighters?

Not yet. Our current range here is the Acrylic Paint Marker Set (6 colours, soft tip), and we add pastel highlighters as we source them. 

What can I use for colour-coding notes by subject?

A marker set for headers, a gel pen for writing, and sticky notes for anything you want to find quickly. Give each subject one colour and keep it consistent.

How long does delivery take, and is shipping free?

Orders are dispatched every Wednesday, with delivery in 7 working days after dispatch (10 for North-East India). Shipping is free above ₹999, and cash on delivery is not available. See our shipping policy.

Can I return a marker?

Only if it arrives damaged or is the wrong item. Record an unboxing video when you open the parcel. See our returns policy.