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Good night ASCII art

The moon, stars and a sleepy face made of text. Type a name and send a good night message.

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The name stays in your browser. A copied link keeps it after the # sign, which browsers never send to a server.

Pick a design below with "Use this". Designs marked "classic" come from the old TextEditor.com collection, gathered from asciiart.eu, asciiart.website and textart4u. The rest are our own.

Art made for TextEditor.com is free to use under CC BY 4.0. Just name TextEditor.com as the source.

All 22 good night designs

  • Moon and stars

    7 lines, 21 wide

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  • Sleepy face

    5 lines, 14 wide

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  • Small owl

    4 lines, 9 wide

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  • Owl on a branch

    7 lines, 16 wide

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  • Cat curled up asleep

    4 lines, 17 wide

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  • Sleeping puppy

    5 lines, 15 wide

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  • Starry sky

    3 lines, 24 wide

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  • Crescent moon and stars

    7 lines, 17 wide

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  • Sleeping cat

    5 lines, 15 wide

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  • Bed

    7 lines, 19 wide

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  • Night owl

    7 lines, 11 wide

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  • Candle

    7 lines, 8 wide

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  • Sleepy face

    1 lines, 9 wide

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  • House under the stars

    7 lines, 21 wide

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  • Sleepy teddy

    5 lines, 14 wide

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  • Sweet dreams banner

    3 lines, 20 wide

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  • Bedside lamp

    6 lines, 9 wide

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  • Sleeping in bed

    4 lines, 11 wide

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  • Full moon with craters

    7 lines, 14 wide

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  • Crescent moon and stars

    8 lines, 17 wide

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  • Sleepy moon

    6 lines, 16 wide

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  • Starry sky

    4 lines, 21 wide

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Good night to everything in the room

In the picture book Goodnight Moon, a little rabbit says good night to the things in its bedroom, one by one. Margaret Wise Brown wrote the rhyming text and Clement Hurd drew the pictures. It came out on September 3, 1947.

Only 6,000 copies sold that first fall. By 2017 the book had sold an estimated 48 million. The characters are rabbits because Hurd was better at drawing rabbits than people.

Quiet cards for late at night

A good night card is usually read in the dark, on a phone, half asleep. Narrow designs with one short line work best. Save it as an image with the dark background if your friend uses dark mode.

Send it now, let it arrive later

Many people turn on Do Not Disturb at night. The card still arrives, but the phone stays quiet, so it will not wake them.

Some apps can also wait for you. Telegram, Google Messages on Android and Messages on newer iPhones let you schedule a message. Write the card now and pick the time it should arrive.

For a partner, add a short wish in the "Short message" box, like "Sweet dreams" or "Sleep tight". Two words are enough at that hour.

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Frequently asked questions

What can I write under a good night card?

Short and soft works best: "Sweet dreams", "Sleep tight" or "See you tomorrow". Type it in the "Short message" box and it shows under the name.

Can I make the card dark?

The text itself has no color, so it takes the colors of the chat app. For a dark card, click "Dark" next to "Save as image" and send the picture.

How do I make the card smaller?

Pick a narrow design from the grid, or switch to the Frame layout with the Simple style. The width under the preview shows how many characters wide it is.

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