People
- As a surname:
- Arthur Diehl (1870–1929), English impressionist landscape artist
- August Diehl (b. 1976), German actor
- David Diehl (b. 1980), American football player
- Ella Diehl (b. Ella Karachkova), Russian badminton player
- James Diehl (b. 1937), minister and general superintendent in the Church of the Nazarene
- John Diehl (actor) (b. 1950 or 1958), American character actor
- John Diehl (politician) (b. 1965), Member of the Missouri House of Representatives
- Philip Diehl (inventor) (1847–1913), inventor of the electric ceiling fan
- Terry Diehl (b. 1949), American professional golfer
- Walter Stuart Diehl (1893–1976), U.S. Navy officer and American pioneer of aerodynamics and aircraft design.
- William Diehl (1924–2006), American novelist and photojournalist
- William J. Diehl (1845–1929), Mayor of Pittsburgh
- Matthew P. Diehl (b. 1987), University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Swimmer
- Diehl Mateer (b. 1928), American hardball squash player
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