World Introvert Day Gallery | Shareable Images for Social Media

ByJenn Granneman
World Introvert Day gallery

Show your introvert pride on World Introvert Day.

World Introvert Day is celebrated every Jan. 2. It’s a special time to show the world that introversion is something awesome, not shameful. WID is also a reminder to “quiet ones” to rest and recharge after the busy holiday season.

Are you an introvert? Show your introvert pride! Share these images on social media on Jan. 2.

Use the hashtag #worldintrovertday

In past years, we’ve made #worldintrovertday a trending hashtag on Twitter, but we all need to use it in order for that to happen!

Please don’t remove our name

We created these images ourselves, so we ask that you don’t crop out or remove our name. We’d also love if you tagged us on social media or linked to us.

Social Media Shareables for World Introvert Day

Right-click or ctrl-click the images to download them.

World Introvert Day quote by Jenn Granneman. This is a day for the dreamers. The thinkers. Today we celebrate introverts.
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You're not broken because you're quiet. There's nothing wrong with you because you like spending time alone. Jenn Granneman quote
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a meme that says "Today is World Introvert Day (Jan. 2). All parties to celebrate have been canceled."
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a meme that says "Quiet people have the loudest minds. Happy World Introvert Day."
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a meme that says "Today is World Introvert Day (Jan. 2), so I'll talk to you tomorrow."
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a meme that says I may be quiet but I have worlds inside. I'm an introvert. Happy world introvert day.
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I’m the founder of this community and the author of two books: THE SECRET LIVES OF INTROVERTS, a manifesto for all the “quiet ones,” and SENSITIVE, an Amazon Best Book of the Year. An educator and a journalist, I’ve been featured in the NY Times, the Washington Post, Oprah Daily, the Guardian, and more. I started Introvert, Dear in 2013 because I wanted to write about what it was like being an introvert living in an extrovert’s world. My mission is simple: to empower introverts and sensitive people to embrace their strengths — and to start seeing their nature as a good thing. Since embracing my own introversion and sensitivity, I live a pleasantly boring life with my son in St. Paul, Minnesota.