Fulllength

Fulllength, commonly written as full-length or full length, is a term used as an adjective or noun to describe something that presents its entire extent rather than a shortened portion. The meaning is highly context-dependent and varies across media, fashion, literature, and measurement.

In film and video, a fulllength or feature-length work is intended to be viewed in one sitting and generally runs longer than a short film, with runtimes typically around 60 minutes or more depending on regional standards. In music, a fulllength album comprises a complete collection of tracks, usually longer than an EP or single. In literature, a fulllength novel denotes a standard-length work, as opposed to a novella or short-story collection. In photography and fashion, fulllength can describe a portrait showing the entire body or a garment that extends to the ankles or floor.

Usage and hyphenation vary by style guide and region. Related terms include feature-length, full-length, full-size, full-length mirror, and long-form.