ASMR for Sleep
Slow, quiet videos made for bedtime. Choose no talking or a soft voice, rain or tapping, and a length that lasts until you drift off.
875 videos · 43 creators · typical length 37 min
875 videos for you
About ASMR for Sleep
Most people who use ASMR say they use it to fall asleep, usually in bed with headphones and the screen face down. What works for sleep is usually slow and predictable: gentle tapping, brushing, rain and room sounds, soft-spoken or whispered voices, and long videos that don't end with a loud outro.
ASMR isn't a treatment for insomnia. If poor sleep lasts for weeks, talk to a doctor. As a wind-down habit, though, it helps a lot of people switch off, and the length filters let you pick a video that runs all night.
- Videos
- 875
- Creators
- 43
- Typical length
- 37 min
- Over an hour
- 231
Voices in these videos: whispering 83%, no talking 15%, soft spoken 13%.
Questions
What kind of ASMR is best for sleep?
Slow and quiet videos with few surprises: no talking or soft-spoken, gentle sounds such as brushing or rain, and a length longer than the time you need to fall asleep.
Is it okay to fall asleep with ASMR playing?
Many people do. Keep the volume low, use a sleep timer, and prefer comfortable sleep headphones or a speaker at low volume.