Good morning and good night glitter for Facebook
Saying good morning with a little sparkle is a daily habit for many of us on Facebook - and good night with a sleepy bear or a glittering moon. Here is where to find them, how to post them, and how to make your own with a name.
1 Find a good morning graphic
Search for good morning: flowers, coffee, sunshine and butterflies that sparkle. Many more greetings - hello, how are you, have a nice day - are together at Greetings. Click one you like to open its page.
For a page or a profile, there are good morning blinkies too:
2 Good night and sweet dreams
And at the end of the day: search for good night or sweet dreams - teddy bears on clouds, moons and stars, a kitten asleep.
3 Post it on Facebook
Under the graphic on its page is the box Copy this to Facebook or Discord. Click in it to select it all, copy it, and paste it in a post, a comment or a chat: your friends see it moving. On WhatsApp you send the GIF itself: save it, and send it as a photo. Step by step: how to post glitter on Facebook and how to save a GIF so it keeps moving.
4 Put a name on it
"Good morning, Mary!" is even nicer. Under most graphics for all ages is the pink button Personalize: add a name: it opens the graphic in the Glitter Editor, where you type a name, pick a font and a glitter, and save it as a GIF. See how to put your name on a glitter graphic.
5 Good morning in 3D
In 3D glitter text, the idea Good morning sets it in gold glitter on a meadow with the sun coming up; Good night sets it in silver sequins under the stars. Add a name on a second line, and press Download GIF.
6 Sweet dreams in a snow globe
For good night, the Glitter Globe has the idea Sweet dreams: blue glitter letters in a globe on a black base, at night. Shake it, and save it as a GIF.



