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Sleepy moon

Sleep Story Narrator — meet Luna

Luna is a crescent moon in a nightcap with half-closed, sleepy eyes. She narrates bedtime stories, guided relaxations and calm facts in your own voice, with soft movements and a cozy bedroom or starry-sky scene. Record your story slowly, and download a gentle, faceless video.

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Luna talking in the Cozy bedroom scene
A still from the real video · Cozy bedroom scene, 16:9

7 expressions, one Luna

Luna's seven expressions
  • Neutral
  • Happy
  • Excited
  • Surprised
  • Serious
  • Sad
  • Thinking

A gentle host for sleep and calm channels

Sleep stories, meditation and bedtime channels are watched with the lights low and the volume soft: the visuals should be calm, never busy. Luna is designed for that. Her eyes are drawn half-closed, her head moves slowly, she has no hands to wave around, and her mouth opens only as much as your voice does — so a quiet, slow reading gives you a quiet, slow video.

She works for children's bedtime stories (a friendly moon is an easy character for kids to love) and for adult sleep content where you want a soft focal point instead of a black screen. The bedroom scene is her default; the starry sky is perfect for longer meditations.

3 script ideas for Luna

  • Bedtime story opening

    “Once upon a time, at the edge of a quiet sea, there was a lighthouse that hummed a little song every night, so the boats would know they were almost home.”
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  • Wind-down meditation

    “Let your shoulders drop. Breathe in slowly… and out. Tonight there is nothing left to do. The day is finished, and you did enough.”
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  • Calm fact for sleepy minds

    “Did you know the Moon moves about four centimetres away from Earth every year? Slowly, gently, the way you are drifting off right now.”
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How it works

  1. Paste your script. Luna reads it from a karaoke-style teleprompter.
  2. Record your voice in the browser, or upload an MP3, WAV or M4A.
  3. Pick a scene, framing and subtitles, then download the video.

Tips for sleep content that actually relaxes

Read at about 110 to 130 words per minute and leave long pauses between sentences. Avoid sudden loud words: Luna follows your voice, and a spike makes her mouth jump. Keep subtitles off or small for sleep videos — reading keeps people awake.

Use the bedroom or starry sky scene with the blur on. For a long sleep video, record it in parts (each export is up to 3 minutes during the beta) and loop calm footage between them in your editor.

Templates that pair with Luna

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Questions

Can Luna read a children's bedtime story?
Yes — that is one of her main uses. She is a gentle, original character without scary features, and the kids' title templates pair well with her.
How long can a sleep story video be?
Each export is up to 3 minutes during the beta. For a 20-minute story, record it in chapters and join them in your editor; the paid Creator plan is designed for videos up to 20 minutes.
Can I monetize a sleep story channel?
Yes, the video file is yours to publish and monetize. What YouTube's Partner Program does not pay for is inauthentic content: mass-produced or repetitive uploads with little original work. Your own script, voice and point of view are what make a channel eligible, not the drawing.

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